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NameTom Harris
Date12-12-2011
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MessageMy dad John A. Harris served on the Randolph in WW2 until the war was over. He always spoke fondly of the Randoph and I have never forgot that. He was very young born in Sept. 1926. He lied about his age to enter the Navy and send money home to his parents. He was a signalman on deck working his way up to Chief Petty Officer when he left the Navy. He was born in Dallas and lived there all his life. If anyone knew of him please write.


Namethomas roberts
Date12-07-2011
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MessageHello, I'm looking for any information anyone might have on my grandfather Lester Ray Barker he was on the USS Randolph from 6 Nov 1944 to 5 June 1946 with the rating of AMM1C ? if anyone has any info etc on him would you pls contact me at whitetiger10621@yahoo.com he never talked about the war nor what his duties were on the ship would sure like to know . He is gone now having passed in April of 1989 . thank you


NameIntossy
Date12-05-2011
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MessageТоповая гильдия World of Warcraft ждет вас на сервере Гордунни.


NameJames M Gilliland (Gill)
Date12-04-2011
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MessageServed on Randolph until discharge 12/66,think I went aboard in 63,S 6 division (AK) Division officer was Lt Conner,love to hear from any ofmy old shipmates.


Namejack 'ollie' mattson
Date12-02-2011
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MessageI was in V4 div 57-59 cruise,enjoyed flight deck work and met a lot of good people


NameDAVID
Date11-28-2011
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MessageProceeding message did not contain my full name. It is Lt. David "HOT DAWG" Randolph


NameDAVID
Date11-28-2011
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MessageIn late susmmer, 1969 while leading a formation of 6 T-28 aircraft from VT-5 in Pensacola with a group of nugget aviators who were making their first traps onboard the USS RANDOLPH steaming just east of Jax, Fla., as lead instructor pilot I orbited overhead and watched my "chicks" below. When they had finished thier landings, I asked the Air Boss if I could come down for my own carrier landing. The reply was "Negative, the pattern is closed and we are heading to the scrapyard." I then replied "But sir, my name is Lieutenant Randolph."Signal Charlie" was the reply and I made the last arrested landing on the Randolph. Later in my airline career, I thought that I had seen CVS 15 moored in the Brooklyn Naval Shipyard rather than Philly. Hmm? Long live Naval Aviation!!!


NameFranklin Lamb
Date11-25-2011
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MessageI forgot to include my E-Mail address in my earlier message regarding friends of Lou Cataldo.

Contact me at jeeptruck1@comcast.net


NameJOE O LEARY JR
Date11-20-2011
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MessageI WAS ON BOARD THE USS RANDOLPH CVA 15 FROM 1953 TO 1954 CUBA TRIP AND MED CRUSE MY E MAIL IS JOSEPHANDBILLIE@AOL.COM


Namejoe o leary jr
Date11-20-2011
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MessageI WAS ON BOARD THE USS RANDOLPH CVA 15 IN 1953 TO 1954 AS A SHSN


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