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| Date | 04-27-2009 |
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| Message | To whom this may concern, Mr. Fred Ferrari Jr., passed away on Apr. 24, 2009. He served aboard as a MM, during WW II, he was 87 years young. His obituary is located in the daily press newspaper at dailypress.com Sunday 4-26-2009 page# 14. I thought you would like to add his name to your taps list, if you have one. We have a list in the Hancock CVA-19, Association. Take good [email protected] Mack |
| Date | 04-27-2009 |
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| Message | To whom this may concern, Mr. Fred Ferrari Jr., passed away on Apr. 24, 2009. He served aboard as a MM, during WW 11, he was 87 years young. His obituary is located in the daily press newspaper at dailypress.com sunday 4-26-2009 page# 14. I though you would like to add his name to your taps list, if you have one. We have a list in the Hancock CVA-19, Association. Take good care. Mack |
| Date | 04-25-2009 |
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| Message | In memorey of Heman Carter Jr. |
| Date | 04-25-2009 |
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| Message | This ship might be the cause cancer in ship mates. |
| Date | 04-23-2009 |
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| Message | There seems to be a glich in the fact that email addresses are not displayed unless they are in the message field or website field. So I will include my email in this followup post: [email protected] |
| Date | 04-23-2009 |
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| Message | I served aboard Randolph from April 1962 through March 1964, as a RMSN(R) in CR Division. Lots of good memories of the old girl, I wish that I could go and visit her again, but she's been cut up for razor blades, I guess. We made a Med cruise, visiting Valencia, Barcelona, Cannes, Naples and Palermo, among others. I'll never forget the experiences... Cannes and Naples especially stick in my mind! We also made a Caribbean cruise subsequently, and participated in the Cuban blockade. I was pretty detached in those days, politically speaking, and really had no idea of just how close we were to becoming embroiled in WWIII, or kicking off some sort of nuclear winter! Ignorance is bliss, I guess... :) Any of my shipmates who served while I was aboard, please email me, we might be able to share some memories! Anybody remember the Truscott brothers in the Radio gang? Or Kenny Ellwanger in OE Division? I'd like to touch base, if possible. This is a great website, many thanks to those who make the effort to maintain it! |
| Date | 04-22-2009 |
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| Message | I should include my e-mail [email protected] |
| Date | 04-22-2009 |
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| Message | I served on the Randolph from August 57 to Nov 58 in the V6 Division. I vaguely remember Carlos Ellis since I used to alternate with Tom Klumpers (AT3) on the TF. I would like to hear from any of the people in the old Bomb Director Shop - Dutch Holland, Frankel, Tirotti. |
| Date | 04-19-2009 |
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| Message | I served onboard the USS Randolph CVS-15 as a cat operator in the early 60's. Transfered off in November of 64. I have offten wondered how many of us was still around. God Bless all that has servered our country. |
| Date | 04-14-2009 |
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| Message | I served in the Air Department, Aug 46 to Feb 48, operating from the after end of the Hangar Deck. Soon after boarding we went to the Med returning stateside in Dec. Summer 47 was the Midshipmsn cruise to Northern Europe and the UK. When Randy entered Philadelphia to join the mothball fleet I was detached to Air Group CVEG-3e based at Oceana, VA and operated from USS Mindoro CVE-120 on anti-sub flight training. |
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