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| Date | 02-11-2011 |
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| Message | Thank you for maintaining this site I was onboard in 56-57 I was part of the Jet start gangand also in the battrey locker Iwas AEM3 |
| Date | 02-09-2011 |
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| Message | Looking for Donald E. Perry who served aboard the Randolph from 1955 until 1957. A short red headed Ky boy who is probably still in jail from selling all that moonshine. If he gets out I would like to hear from him. |
| Date | 02-08-2011 |
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| Message | In the mid 1960s I was 17 or 18 and a drummer in the Royal Scots Pipe Band. We played on the decks of the USS Randolf in the Firth of Forth off Edinburgh.I remember speaking to a guy in civies when leaving the port of leith, only to discover later he was the captain. At my age I was so thrilled at being on an American Aircraft Carrier. I still have the ships photograph. It has taken me until now through the internet, to realise the proud history of this carrier and its crew and of some of its sadness and that she has now gone. |
| Date | 02-06-2011 |
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| Message | Served 1964-1965 V-6 Division Sheetmetal Shop night check 1900-0700 Like to hear from anyone who worked with me or in any other shops. As time goes by names also go But I will always remember the good times and not so good ( few ) ALWAYS PROUD OF THE USN |
Private Message added 02-03-2011 |
| Date | 01-29-2011 |
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| Message | I was an HM2 on board from 66-67, same time as Larry Alcorn (don't believe I ever met him) and John Sallee. Hey John, write back if you ever check this site again. I just found it, and it brought back (mostly) good memories. I wonder whatever happened to Brother Jim Felkins, Tony Siano, and others. |
| Date | 01-29-2011 |
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| Message | WAS ON BORD 1956 TO 1959 WAS IN A-1 DIVISON ON THE FLIGHT DECK. |
| Date | 01-21-2011 |
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| Message | Was on board from 1965 to 1968 in the torpedo shop. Are any of you guys still with us, let me know. |
| Date | 01-20-2011 |
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| Message | SERVED IN E-DIV MAR 62-JUN 65, 1YR LIGHTING SHP AND 2YRS AFT DIESEL DISTRIBUTION. WOULD LIKE TO CONNECT WITH ANY OF THE "RANDY REEKERS" OR ANY OF THE GUYS I KNEW AND WORKED WITH. niceron2@hotmail.com |
| Date | 01-18-2011 |
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| Message | Rudolph A. Ziehm was my father who served for the duration of WWII and the magic carpet operation as a corpsman on the randolph. He has passed and he didn`t talk about it much but he did tell me once about the kamikaze attack and how horrible it was. he knew every one of the men he found dead, maimed, etc. It stayed with him I think every day of his life after that. Joined on his 17th birthday and was discharged 5 years later on his 22nd. As I said like athe majority of the men who actually fought in that war-he didn`t glamorize it and he didn`t dwell on it. I never realized he was in reality a HERO until many years later-they ALL were. |
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