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| Date | 10-06-2007 |
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| Message | I was stationed on the USS Randolph when it was recommissioned at Bayonne, N.J. with the new canted flight deck. Made the shake down cruise to Gitmo, then went aboard the USS Tarawa at Newport, RI |
| Date | 10-04-2007 |
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| Message | I was in W Division in 1958 to 1959. Are the any reunions coming up this year or next year??? |
| Date | 10-02-2007 |
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| Message | Served aboard Randolph 67-68 as an SFP3 in R-Division. Went on Med cruise and to Rio on the last cruise. GQ station was DC Central. |
| Date | 10-01-2007 |
| Message | I was a DC3, in the "R" Div. aboard the Randolph from 1953 - 1954. I worked in the carpenter shop I remember many hours spent playing pinocle in the sheet metal shop on the hanger deck (starboard side). I left the ship in Naples to fly back for discharge in summer of 1954. Would like to hear from anyone who remembers those times THANKS. |
| Date | 09-27-2007 |
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| Message | my name is frank bitondo served aboard 1961 to 1962 discharged nov 30 of that year. i was an ak3 dept s1a aviation supply. have only corresponded with jim ellis.would like to hear from simon,coldicott,jerry nye .using library computer no personel e-mail at this time.i recently retired andwould enjoy hearing from any of you fellows. |
| Date | 09-24-2007 |
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| Message | Served onboard "57 to 60" in R Div.SFP3.I am a member of the Randolph Reunion Association and we are seeking new members to join.If anyone who was onboard CV,CVA,CVS-15, e-mail me and i will put you in contact you with the staff to join our association. Thank You-Keep the pride and glory of our Great Ship The U.S.S. Randolph alive. |
| Date | 09-21-2007 |
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| Message | My dad, FRANK VITA served in '45 -- He's long gone, but would like to learn more about him ---Thanks |
| Date | 09-12-2007 |
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| Message | My grandfather Walter Frenger was a member of the VF-12, I believe, and was aboard the USS Randolph around 1944. He is paralyzed from a stroke so I can't really communicate with him so I am doing research on my own. I have a lot of documentation from him but I am still looking for anyone that may know him that I can get information from. I believe he either flew a hellcat or a helldiver. Any information would be greatly appreciated. |
| Date | 09-06-2007 |
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| Message | Son of Bernard (Barney) Meyer. Would have been a VERY young Seaman in early 1945 when he served. |
| Date | 08-29-2007 |
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| Message | Happy to find the site. I was an SA working with the Radioman's group (CR Division) in late 1965-early 1966 until going to CT school in Pensacola FL. Worked with a great bunch of guys. I remember "Nellie" - Nelson, wowing everyone with his dancing during a Wash., DC weekend. Everyone stopped to watch him. |
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