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| Date | 11-08-2011 |
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| Message | I was on the Randolph starting in 1960 and ending on May 31, 1962. I was in V-3 division (plane pusher)and remember our being the recovery ship for Glenn and Grissom. Also,the collision at sea with the "spy ship" was scary. I had never seen so many officers faces turning white. Also, I believe I was part of a landing party when we were near Cuba during the missile crisis. My buddies were Barry Bock and Frank Maresco. |
| Date | 10-29-2011 |
| Message | visited quebec this post summer, stood on the walkway a chateau frontanac, looked down and it seemed like yesterday we pulled int some great liberty. remember july of 64, followed by worlds fair in n.y.c? great ship fine crew. fair winds and following seas to all. |
| Date | 10-29-2011 |
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| Message | Great Ship. Proudly served on her from Jan 1967 until August 1968. Bob |
| Date | 10-25-2011 |
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| Message | I was in S-7 Division, Data Processing from 1966 to Oct. 1968. Conrad Kalb I saw your postings, please contact me. |
| Date | 10-21-2011 |
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| Message | I reported to the USS Randolph in December 1964 from EM A-school while the ship was in dry-dock. I remember standing a couple of mid-watches and was given 2 baloney sandwiches (seemed fine at the time). I don't know what I was looking for or guarding against but I completed my watch. I worked in Distribution for 1st Class Blosser who was a demanding but a fair boss. Left in 1966 with a herniated disc in my back and missed a north atlantic cruise. To this day, I wish I never went to sick bay. In 1967 I served on the USS Shangri-La CVA-38 as an EM2 until I was released in Greece to fly back to New York for separation. I will always remember my time on the Randolph and the personnel in E Division that I served with. |
| Date | 10-19-2011 |
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| Message | My father recently passed away. He went to school with Chilton Raiford who served on the USS Randolph. He survived the kamikaze attacks on the Randolph. "Chilly" is a wonderful man and I am blessed to call him a friend. He is living in Virginia. God Bless all of you! |
| Date | 10-12-2011 |
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| Message | I served on the USS Randolph from August,1957 through August,1959 in the V-5 Division. I worked on the hanger deck with Owens and Aday. I would like to hear from some the crew. goriddle@q.com is my email. |
Private Message added 10-12-2011 |
| Date | 09-19-2011 |
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| Message | For those reading Mrs. Browning's message, her brother's name was Paul Dennis. If you know anything about him you can contact me at genettiesmith@bellsouth.net and I will put you in contact with Betty. Also if anyone out there knows anything about Robert Roy Huff please let me know. He was an EM3 and served aboard the Randolph from late 1966 or early 1967 until decommission in 1969. He finished out his service aboard the Yorktown in late 1969. Thank you. |
| Date | 09-17-2011 |
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| Message | To Tony Rougton, Robert Smith emailed me and said you were on the USS Randolph from 1961-1962 my brother was on it also he was a electrician's mate third class. Was just wondering if anyone may have known him he was a 20 year Navy guy they always called him Dennis. Thank you Betty Browning |
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