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Belknap Hats & Shirts

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Published on: Saturday - 28 July 2018
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A18 Knit Cap $18.00 +s/h Specify DLG or CG

A17 Belknap Ball Cap $15 +s/h Specify DLG or CG

A19 Cuffed Knit Cap $12 +s/h Specify DLG or CG

A20 Belknap Chambray Shirt $40 +s/h Specify short or long sleeve

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Lou Apuzzo 71-75
492 Harold Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30307

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Apparel

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Published on: Saturday - 28 July 2018
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The items on this page can be embroidered with USS Belknap Ladies Auxiliary, USS Belknap DLG-26, or USS Belknap CG-26. You can select your choice on the order form.

Cotton Tee B1 (G200) $12 +s/h

B4 tanktee-$21

B5A G880 GILDAN DRY BLEND POLO SPORT SHIRT$25.00

B6 M550 M550W DENIM SHIRT LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE$30.

B7 G120 GILDAN 50-50 FLEECE CREW$26.

B8 16230R FRUIT OF THE LOOM 50-50 FULL ZIP HOOD $37.

B9 9400 THREE SEASON JACKET $75

B10 8805 LIBERTY BAG BARREL DUFFEL-$18

B11 EC8005 RECYCLED COTTON TOTE-$21

B12 1904 LG CANVAS TOTE$27.

B13 Belknap Gold Embroidery

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Lou Apuzzo 71-75
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Store Misc. Items

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Published on: Tuesday - 17 April 2018
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Belt Buckle $38 S&H Inc,

Challenge Coin $8.00

50th Anniversary Portland Patch $7.00

Small Magnets Specify DLG or CG or DLG/CG $4.00

Belknap Oval Decal $3.00 S&H Inc

Thermal Mug A $30 A&B both sides $35 colors avail Black, Red, Green, Blue, Lt.blue

Belknap Crest Decal $2

Memories of Belknap sailors $35

New Challenge Coin $15

2013 Tampa Reunion Patch $7.00 s/h inc.

Large Magnets Specify DLG or CG $7.00

Belknap License Plate $15 shipping inc.

Thermal Mug B $30 A&B both sides $35 colors avail Black, Red, Green, Blue, Lt.blue

Belknap Playing Cards – Click to Enlarge

Belknap Crest Patch (large) 4.5X6″ $8.00 +s/h

Belknap Pin $7.00 s/h inc.

Bumper Stickers Specify DLG or CG or DLG/CG $3.00 .

Lighter-DLG/CG26 Version 1 $25 s/h inc.

Optional Custom reverse side. Select design A or B front side $35

Zippo Lighter New Design $25 s/h included

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USS Belknap Ships Store Operator
Lou Apuzzo 71-75
492 Harold Ave NE
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Ship’s Store Main

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Published on: Tuesday - 17 April 2018
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Ships Store

Mugs, Challenge Coins, Patches, Pins

Order form for above items

Belknap Men’s Embroidered Clothing

Men’s Order Form

Belknap Women’s & Kid’s Embroidered Clothing

Women’s Order Form

Outdoor Embroidered Clothing

Outdoor Order Form

Belknap Rings

This Is Old Navy T-Shirt

World Tour Book

Order form for these above items is on the linked page.

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This Old Navy Shirt

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Published on: Thursday - 29 March 2018
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Belknap Ring

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Published on: Thursday - 29 March 2018
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Constitution and Bylaws

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Published on: Tuesday - 18 November 2014
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USS Belknap Association Constitution

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Guestbook

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Published on: Monday - 08 September 2014
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George Fitzgerald wrote on March 6, 2016 at 12:10 pm:

There is in todays Virginian Pilot A article Burden Of proof Falls on sick Vets. Go online to Virginian Pilot. Please pass it on. How did he prove that he got melanoma in Nam? How many of us are left from the Nam cruise?

gilhooly@comcast.net wrote on March 4, 2016 at 4:07 pm:

One shipmate has been diagnosed with multiple melanoma and awarded a 100% disability after a long and hard fight. He is urging all shipmates who were on the westpac cruise to get tested for agent orange. I am not aware of any cases of mesothelioma caused by asbestos.

George Fitzgerald wrote on March 4, 2016 at 3:08 pm:

I was wondering for those of you who made either WEASPAC cruise do you have health problems, also for those of you who served on the Belknap, do you have Mesothelioma?

Jon Nelson OSCS(SW) Ret wrote on February 16, 2016 at 6:08 pm:

An old shipmate of mine, we made Chief togather at Damn Neck, Roy Hamilton, "Hambone". He was stationed on the USS Belknap when the accident took place. Have not seen Ham for years, good man.

Rita Ambrose Cook wrote on December 29, 2015 at 10:28 am:

*** Ambrose, Bobby He is my dad, I'm looking for old shipmates of his. Not sure what years he was on her. I was born in San Juan in 61. Then Virginia. In 64-65 we went to Rota. In 68 we were in Norfolk. In 1970 he was transferred to Cleveland, Oh. We now live close to Nashville. If you remember him email me with Belnab for subject line. Thanks, Rita

bm1(sw) steven babcock wrote on December 9, 2015 at 10:32 pm:

Served in 93 untilled crossdeck to lasalle

BRUCE A GRAINGER wrote on November 16, 2015 at 12:27 am:

I was an ms on board the the USS BELKNAP CG-26 FROM 1980-1981 I STARTED OUT IN THE CREWS MESS, THEN PROMOTED TO THE WARDROOM,THEN I WAS PROMOTED TO THE CAPTAINS MESS ,I REMEMBER ONCE WHEN CAPTAIN ROSS HATCH FOUND OUT IT WAS MY BIRTHDAY HE HAD A LITTLE CAKE FOR ME SO WE SAT AND TALKED FOR A WHILE AND HAD SOME CAKE. I HAVE FOR YEARS MISSED ALL MY SHIPMATES UNABLE TO FIND OR CONTACT ANY OF THEM. ALSO FORGOT TO MENTION WHEN WE HAD A COOKOUT ON THE FANTAIL ON OUR WAY TO CUBA FOR WAR GAMES.WILL CLOSE TAKE CARE AND SMOOTH SAILING.

Richard A. Northcutt wrote on October 24, 2015 at 10:15 am:

I served on board the Belknap in the summer of 1984 during a GITMO CRUISE. Unfortunately I was injured and taken off the ship and never returned. I was assigned to the Naval Hospital at GITMO.

Ron Leininger wrote on September 30, 2015 at 5:16 pm:

John DD214 says he was a hospital corpsman not a radioman.

Ron Leininger wrote on September 30, 2015 at 5:06 pm:

In my search for someone who knew John Sampson, I received this back from Bob Gilhooly, John Sampson was a radioman on the Belknap. He did go on the westpac Vietnam cruise in 69-70. Go to the website and on the main page click on cruise books and select the 69-70 westpac cruise book. IF any of those radiomen on that page knows John Please contact me. Thanks, Ron Leininger

papafour wrote on September 30, 2015 at 2:52 pm:

My name is Ron Leininger. I am a close friend of John David Sampson who passed away June 5th of this year from Pancreatic Cancer and other related complications. John was not tested for Agent Orange, but from all the research I have done, I am sure his sickness was due to exposure to Agent Orange. The USS Belknap is one of the ships on the list. The only date the VA will consider is December 1, 1969. I have talked to our V A Administration and they told me if I could find a shipmate who knew John, was on board with him on that date or was actually off the ship in port with him or was coming back from leave and was tested, treated or saw John do water tests on board ship and would write a letter stating the above information it would be a tremendous help in getting V A benefits for his wife Judy. I know you are having a reunion in Branson the end of October. If anyone can help, please contact me be email or cell. rleininger@woh.rr.com 937-726-5756. Please help me help one of your own. Thanks again. Ron E. Leininger Pleiku Vietnam 1967-68

John Benitez wrote on September 7, 2015 at 2:25 pm:

John Benitez Em1 89 - 92

John Benitez wrote on September 7, 2015 at 2:24 pm:

Was EM1 from 1989 through 1992.

Ron Leininger wrote on August 23, 2015 at 8:10 pm:

I lost a good friend to cancer. John Sampson served on the USS Belknap from 1969 to 1971. John David Sampson, 68, of Jackson Center lost his battle with pancreatic cancer Friday morning, June 5, 2015, at his home. He was born in Logan County on April 25, 1947, to the late David Sampson and Anne (Ganson) Sampson-Orr, who survives in Burkburnett, Texas. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, John served his country during the Vietnam War. He was a graduate of The Ohio State University where he obtained his Bachelor of Science. He spent many years working in the medical field, both as a perfusionist and in sales. John was a member of the Jackson Center United Methodist Church and the Jackson Center American Legion – Scherer Post 493. John is survived by his wife Judy (Ludwig) Sampson, whom he married on July 5, 1968, in Jackson Center. He is also survived by children, Jeffrey (Jennifer) Sampson of Brighton, Michigan, Jennifer (Sean) McCall, of Brighton, Michigan, and Jodi (Monty) Csapo of Greenwood, Indiana; four grandchildren, Kayla, Madison, Mackenzie and Josilyn; and five siblings, Joyce Hardman, Steve Sampson, Gary Sampson, Nancy Howell and Patty Tharp. His ship was in port December 16,1969 and was subjected to Agent Orange. I lost a great friend and fellow veteran of Vietnam. John I will see you and all my other brothers on the other side of the wall. To all you others who served in Nam, Welcome Home and Thanks for your service. HONOR RESPECT REMEMBER. Vietnam Vet 1967 and 68.

gilhooly@comcast.net wrote on May 9, 2015 at 3:33 pm:

Lawrence Smith is not one of our 1300 association members but one of them may know him and respond to your inquiry.

Kieran Sniadowski wrote on May 9, 2015 at 11:25 am:

I'm looking for BT2 L Smith, (Lawrence Eugene Smith), who served on the Belknap. He's shown in the 67-68 cruisebook, if anybody knows how I might reach him, or his family, please contact me.

Sandy Schindler wrote on March 25, 2015 at 9:19 pm:

A dear friend of mine worked on the USS Belknap in the 80's and I am forever thankful for him being a part of my life. I lost touch with him but have never forgotten him and still hold the pictures he gave me of himself and the ship close too many heart. I will always be in aww of those who serve and served for our country.