​This site is Hazy Grey and Under Way.

The 2024 Reunion is in the rear-view mirror. Pictures will be posted over the next few days. The "Next Reunion" page will also be updated.

Many of us (including your webmaster) served on her in places like Spain, Italy, Charleston, New London, Kings Bay and the war zone during the first gulf war that are all big and important parts of her history. However, she served several tours in Holy Loch and many of our shipmates, as well as many residence of Dunoon have fond memories of our ship there.  Thanks to Jean McAulay Mackay‎ who originally posted this on Facebook and to Danny and Judy Poole who got us a cleaner, digital version from the publisher. 

Twin sisters, both gone now.

The Simon Lake arriving at the Port of Brownsville, TX at the end of her final voyage.

About 1700 hours CST, 2/27/2019. She leaves the ocean for the last time after about 55 years.

We are building pages dedicated to pictures and videos to bring back memories.  Please use the Contact Us page to get in touch if you have something to contribute.

Visit the history page and the reunion pages often, we are adding content often.

I am sad to report that we lost another shipmate July 10, 2024. 

Danny was a MR2 in R1 from 1967 to 1970 on AS33. Danny Pyles and his wife Carol were very active at all of our reunions.

He will be missed by those who served with him and all of us who enjoyed his company at the reunions.

PO2 Pyles you are relieved, we have the watch. Fair winds and a following sea shipmate.  

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We now have a memorial page. You will find it under the "Ships History" page.

USS Simon Lake AS33

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We continue to build the site as time allows.  Check back often. 

Welcome aboard!​

Last Update - September 26​, 2024