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NamePat Thomas Ranfranz
Date07-19-2009
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MessageHello. I’m trying to find ANY information about Ens. Delbert L. Martin (Service #364035). He was a VF-12 pilot who was shot down over Yap Island on March 21, 1945 in a F6F-5 Hellcat. He is still listed as MIA. This particular mission was from the Marine Air Base on Ulithi a few days after the USS Randolph was hit in the Ulithi harbor. I’m assuming the VF-12 squadron moved to the land base for a few days. The March 21, 1945 mission from Ulithi to Yap included three Marine planes. Please let me know if anyone has any information to share about Ens. Delbert L. Martin (documents, pictures, family info, etc.). Pat Ranfranz, [email protected], 715-458-0020.


NamePaul Cubellis
Date07-17-2009
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MessageI served on the U.S.S. Randolph during the years of 1955 and 1956 as a seaman 1st class.

I lost the cruse ship book that has ment so much to me if any body has one so that I can make copies please contact me at 330-792-1961.
Freedom is not Free and worth proctecting

God bless the United States of America and all of her service men and woman serving in all branches of the armed forces.


NameJerry McAfee AB3
Date07-11-2009
MessageI went aboard the Randolph in May of 1953 when it was being refitted to be recommissioned in July of 1953 and served aboard until I was discharged in November of 1954. Was in V-7 Division with Chief Warrant Blanchard and Chief PO Blankenship. The Randolph suffered severe damage from a hurricane we road out in the fall of 1954 and was still in drydock in Virginia when I left her.


Namesamuel woitowitz
Date07-11-2009
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Messagea follow up to prior message i was assigned to boston navy yard for deactivation of the ship.
then tad to roosevalt roads in pr waiting for uss yorkton cvs 10.


Namesamuel woitowitz
Date07-11-2009
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Messagea follow up to prior message i was assigned to boston navy yard for deactivation of the ship.
then tad to roosevalt roads in pr waiting for uss yorkton cvs 10.


Namesamuel woitowitz
Date07-11-2009
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Messagei served a board uss randolph in 1968 . assigned to v2 division made crusie to rio and st thomas .
a big shout out to all my shipmates .
especially bob grim , john j, ross and phil silas and bob johnson .


Namesamuel woitowitz
Date07-11-2009
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Messagei served a board uss randolph in 1968 . assigned to v2 division made crusie to rio and st thomas .
a big shout out to all my shipmates .
especially bob grim , john j, ross and phil silas and bob johnson .


NameMICHELLE PALONIS
Date07-09-2009
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MessageMY GRANDFATHER, LAMAR W. BIVINS, WAS IN THE U.S. NAVY FROM 1941-1961. I KNOW VERY LITTLE ABOUT HIS ADVENTURES BECAUSE HE PASSED AWAY WHEN I WAS ONLY 4. I KNOW THE USS RANDOLPH WAS ONE OF THE SHIPS HE WAS A CREW MEMBER. WHEN HE RETIRED IN 1961, HE WORKED AT THE NORFOLK SHIPYARD AND WORKED ON THE USS ENTERPRISE. I AM HAVING A HARD TIME TRACKING DOWN ANYONE WHO KNEW HIM.

I JUST WANTED TO THANK EVERY ONE OF THE SAILORS AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR WATCHING OVER US.


NameSam Burns
Date07-08-2009
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MessageI was TAD aboard the Randolph from 8 Nov. 1960 to 14 April 1961 and spent my entire time in drydock at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (chipping paint and shining brass). I had left USS Lake Champlain in August 1960 where I had volunteered for duty aboard USS Kitty Hawk as part of the commissioning crew. I was assigned to V-4 Division on Randolph, since that was my division on Lake Champlain. I made some great friendships in V-4 Division. I served aboard Kitty Hawk from commissioning in April, 1961, until I was discharged in August, 1962. Just recently (August 2008) was aboard Kitty Hawk for her final voyage from San Diego to Bremerton (was one of 38 plankowners that made the trip). Then I went back to Bremerton for her legacy decommissioning ceremony in January 2009. The only name I can remember from V-4 Division Randolph is Benny Hargis. He was from somewhere in Arkansas. My email address is [email protected]



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