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Namedennis fallon
Date06-23-2009
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Messageserved on the randolph in oa division 66-68.i just found this site,saw a post from pw cunningham.brought back some great memories.it would be awesome to hear from the guys.where are you pw? scott jones,schu,slagel,maise,diesch,green.


NameV.Holman
Date06-19-2009
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MessageI enjoy finding and reading anything about the USS Randolph because my father served on her before he retired and then passed away 2 years after he retired. My mother is also interested in trying to contact ANYONE who may have known him. Keep up the great work.


NameV.Holman
Date06-19-2009
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MessageI enjoy finding and reading anything about the USS Randolph because my father served on her before he retired and then passed away 2 years after he retired. My mother is also interested in trying to contact ANYONE who may have known him. Keep up the great work.


NamePeter DeAngelis
Date06-18-2009
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MessageI served aboard from 1963/1966 flight deck air craft director phone talker elevator operater fly 1


NameWilliam E. Bill Thomas
Date06-17-2009
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MessageStill looking for Donald E. Perry who served abord the Randolph from 1955 until 1958. He is from Somerset,Ky and we were in bootcamp together at Bainbridge,Md. 6/54.
Would like to heard from him or someone who knows or knew him.
Wonder if he made it back to Ky or what happened to him.
Tried to find him several years ago in Somerset,Ky but if they don't know you,people won't give any information on him.
I am from Louisville, Ky and now live in St Petersburg, Fl


Namea. buenaflor fmr.qm3 n-div
Date06-17-2009
Messageserved aboard jan. 63 apr. 66 wound ships clocks and was ships bugler.had many fine liberties. shipmates and most importantly good chow. saw randolph rusting away in bayonne in early 70s.went on to civil service 38 years. hard to believe it was that long ago. hope all i served with have good lives health. god bless . retired in phila.


NameGary Embert
Date06-17-2009
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MessageIn reference to the posting on 6-15,are you talking about Dorato, a short, stocky guy from New Jersey, who owned a baby blue Mustang? Did Clemons work in Personnel Office? Don Buchanan, Jim Kane and I (Gary Embert) used to ride back and forth on week ends. I thought Rick Dorato started in the Legal Office under a PO2 Houck. I was in Personnel Office then E & T Office under Ltjg Kelleher, Chief McKay, both from Jersey, PN2 Essel who is in Conn. I left in 67. If you in touch with Dorato, ask him about the time we were going home on the week end, with the ship's light in the trunk! Later, garyembert@comcast.net


NameDenis Gilbert
Date06-15-2009
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MessageBuck,

We overlapped briefly. Was a journalist and have fairly good recall for detail. Can still picture you. Big Sab, Ricky Charles Dorato, JO3 Jim Johns(t)on, Gary O'Keefe, Earl Clemens from Arizona, Jed Gaines, PAO LTjg Don Patrell, WO Bert Sickler, the lithographer's mates who had their own berthing quarters by the brig: Calabrese, Chittenden, Paul Logan (Logan on Layton in Dayton he intoned as he prepared to make his bird for the last time). Daryl Nehring, Steve Converse, W Whidden, Milo Rumfeldt, Tom Wolfmeyer; Novak and Profitt from the library-chaplin's office, etc., etc. The memories are still very vivid and rich: the personalities, the shipboard incidents, the liberty misadventures, the mid-rats, chief Norman of the mess decks, Chief Spivey (career retention petty officer: ship for six lads, ain't no bed of roses out there, navy takes care of its own, ship for six....) CPO Murphy.


NameRobert M. Jones
Date06-14-2009
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MessageServed aboard Randolph V-3 Div 62-66. Aboard night we lost #3 elevator, five men over the side, never recovered AN Hill from V-3 and tractor driver from V-1. Great ship and in retrospect, best years of my life. Enjoy yearly ship reunions and have reconnected with six shipmates from V-3 and made great new friends from other Divisions. Would love to hear from other shipmates. Can contact me at rxjones@sentara.com. Wish I could do it all again.


NameCpl Gary w. Cheasty
Date06-13-2009
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MessageFebruary 1964 to february 1966
Marine detachment USS Randolph


Bm1 Gary W.Cheasty 1987 - 2004
Assault Craft Unit 2 Buffalo N.Y. Navy Reserve


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