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| Date | 11-16-2009 |
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| Website- if any | www.facebook.com |
| Message | Greetings to all. My grandfather, whose name was Paul W. Terry, was onboard the USS Randolph from 9/44 to 10/45. His rank was FC 2/C (T). I do not know his occupation, but I do know that he went to Fire Control School in Newport and then Advanced Fire Control School in San Diego. If you have any information for me that would be great. Thanks |
| Date | 11-16-2009 |
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| Website- if any | www.facebook.com |
| Message | Greetings to all. My grandfather, whose name was Paul W. Terry, was onboard the USS Randolph from 9/44 to 10/45. His rank was FC 2/C (T). I do not know his occupation, but I do know that he went to Fire Control School in Newport and then Advanced Fire Control School in San Diego. If you have any information for me that would be great. Thanks |
| Date | 11-14-2009 |
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| Message | Hello to all my ShipMates |
| Date | 11-13-2009 |
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| Message | In memory of my father ABCS Samuel A. Gordon, USN Retired off the USS Randolph(CVS-15) and piped overboard in 1968. Died June 30, 1973 Thank you, all, for your service to our nation !! |
| Date | 11-13-2009 |
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| Message | I was aboard the USS Randolph from Oct'60-Sept'62. I was in A-Division and transferred to S-3 Division where I worked in the laundry. I'm trying to locate Kenneth C. Curtis("Kenney man") and his brother John W. Curtis.Also Harris, Ray Harmon who worked in sick bay, Norman Broadneck, machinery repairman. Signalman Al Clover and Tommy Thomas boilermaker. I can be reached via cell phone 985-809-4523 and home 985-882-3073. Thanks, Ray |
| Date | 11-12-2009 |
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| Message | I am trying to contact some of my shipmates on the USS Randolph during 1960-62. If you are one of them please respond via e-mail. Thanks, Ray |
| Date | 11-10-2009 |
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| Message | I served in G Division as a GMG3 from October 1965 to October 1967. Of the 4 carriers I served aboard, I have some of my fondest memories of this ship and my time aboard her, and the outstanding men that I served with. Men like GMGC Cook, GMGCS Costa, GMG1 Curley, and others gave me a good start in my Navy career. I would like to hear from any old shipmates. |
| Date | 10-23-2009 |
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| Message | On board from 1955 to discharge in 1958. A Div: Air Conditioning & Refrigeration. Lots of great memories: 2 Med cruises, Gitmo shakedown cruise, Mayport, Fla. Carrier Basin, NYC port of call, 30 days at Point Moses during the Suez crisis.Saw most Med Ports and even up the Dardenells to Istanbul. Several months in Norfolk shipyard for angle deck conversion. What a blast for an 18yrold kid. Thanks to all my shipmates and the U.S. Navy for all these wonderful memories. |
| Date | 10-23-2009 |
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| Website- if any | www.sagerus.com |
| Message | Served 1966 - 1968 in "A" & "B" Divisions |
| Date | 10-19-2009 |
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| Message | I served abroad this mighty ship in 1956. I at that time was assigned to VF43. We were the Cougar squadron. I still treasure that time. Even at my age I will never forget "The Randoo Can Do". And it certainly could. |
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