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| Date | 07-10-2013 |
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| Message | Served in the signal division from Feb.1963 to Jan. 1965. Love to hear from any of you guys. |
| Date | 07-04-2013 |
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| Message | Onboard 65-67. Worked in Personnel Office and E & T Office. Real enjoyable service, lot of memories. Like to hear from anyone in X-Division and anyone I gave the GED test and the CCT Test. Gave a group of Marines the GED test, real experience. Best experience was being the last Navy ship to have liberty in Belfast, Ireland. Wish all shipmates good health. |
| Date | 06-21-2013 |
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| Website- if any | facebook group - USS Randolph CVS15 |
| Message | Served on the Randolph most of 1966-1968. Was in R-Div. and became a DC3. I have an open facebook group for shipmates, family and friends called "USS Randolph CVS15" with about 350 pictures from 1944 to 1973. I would love for you to join it (add or comment on what you see). She was a good ship but its crew made it great. Saw the Caribbean. Meditterian,Northern Europe, Bermuda, Ft. Lauderdale, Brazil and other places. |
| Date | 06-19-2013 |
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| Message | I am an Australian-based author of numerous books on the history of human space exploration. I have recently completed work on a new book about the flight of Alan Shepard aboard Freedom 7, which will be released by Springer-Praxis Books, and I am now researching a follow-up book on the flight of Gus Grissom in Liberty Bell 7. I am hoping that some who were on the USS Randolph the day of Grissom's recovery (or relatives) might contact me, as I would like to have a few personal accounts of this day based on your recollections. This worked really well in the telling of Shepard's arrival on the USS Lake Champlain and I would to do a similar treatment of Grissom's brief time aboard the Randolph. My second request is a search for personal photos of Grissom on the flight deck after his helo retrieval from the sea. There are only a handful of NASA photos of this, but I would love to use photos that have never been published before. I am sure dozens of personal photos would have been taken, as there were on the Lake Champlain. If you can assist I would be very pleased to hear from you. Should you wish to check my bona fides as a serious author please simply type my name into any search engine before responding. My email address is coburg88@optusnet.com.au and I live in Sydney, Australia. |
| Date | 06-19-2013 |
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| Message | I was aboard this ship 62 to 64 in V6 Division Start Crew at Norfolk Va |
| Date | 06-08-2013 |
| Message | anybody from 1963- 66 time frame n-1 div. out there,. hope the years have been kind to you and yours |
| Date | 06-07-2013 |
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| Message | hello ron delp .i served in sla division 1961 1962 .do you remember any of us guys and if you do have you communicated with anyone.the only one i have communicated with is jim ellis. |
| Date | 06-02-2013 |
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| Message | Message for Victoria Hamilton regarding Joseph Wegener. I served on the Randolph assigned to the Supply Office (S-6 div)while Joe was on board. 1961-1962 While on our two week at sea assignments Ltjg Ralph Howard, Supply office supervisor, would have Joe fly to Norfolk Naval base to pick up emergency supplies needed before we were relieved. He was usually gone for a day and returned on one of our planes with the supplies. I envied him at that time because he was of only a few who had the chance to take off and land on an air craft carrier. He is pictured with the S-1 division in the 1962 Med Cruise book. |
| Date | 06-02-2013 |
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| Message | Message for Victoria Hamilton regarding Joseph Wegener. I served on the Randolph assigned to the Supply Office (S-6 div)while Joe was on board. 1961-1962 While on our two week at sea assignments Ltjg Ralph Howard, Supply office supervisor, would have Joe fly to Norfolk Naval base to pick up emergency supllies needed before we were relieved. He was usually gone for a day and returned on one of our planes with the supplies. I envied him at that time because he was of only a few who had the chance to take off and land on an air craft carrier. He is pictured with the S-1 division in the 1962 Med Cruise book. |
| Date | 05-29-2013 |
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| Message | Your website was instrumental in gathering information about this historic ship. |
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