The USS Betelgeuse AK-260
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Welcome Aboard Mates
This web site is a tribute to
the USS Betelgeuse or "Goose",
my years in the US Navy and the
many great mates who served with me.
When I left the Navy in 1965,
I was a Boatswain Mate Second Class,
you can learn more about them here.
Thank you for your visit here today,
I hope that you find this web site useful.
William Storey
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On this site you will find the ships
that I served on and the ports where
these ships were stationed during my
time in the service of our country.
These two new pages honor a special Naval officer and
the Organizations who Honor our Men and Women in service:
Armstrong The Organizations The Ships: USS Betelgeuse AK-260 USS Waterford ARD-5 The Ports: Charleston, South Carolina Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Holy Loch, Scotland Norfolk, Virginia General Naval information: US Navy US Navy History US Naval Academy Blue Angels Home Page US Navy Seals Web Site United States Coast Guard US Navy Parachute Team web Site naval Research Laboratory Information Technology Worldwide Web Virtual Library - Naval and Maritime You can contact me at: ussbetelgeuse at centurylink.net Web Design by: Gator-Woman Mate visits since 5-23-08 Last edited March 09, 2012 Copyright© 2008 - 2012 USSBETELGEUSE.COM All rights reserved.
The Organizations
The Ships:
USS Betelgeuse AK-260
USS Waterford ARD-5
The Ports:
Charleston, South Carolina
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Holy Loch, Scotland
Norfolk, Virginia
General Naval information:
US Navy
US Navy History
US Naval Academy
Blue Angels Home Page
US Navy Seals Web Site
United States Coast Guard
US Navy Parachute Team web Site
naval Research Laboratory Information Technology
Worldwide Web Virtual Library - Naval and Maritime
You can contact me at:
ussbetelgeuse at centurylink.net
Web Design by: Gator-Woman
Mate visits since 5-23-08
Last edited March 09, 2012
Copyright© 2008 - 2012 USSBETELGEUSE.COM All rights reserved.