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NameBarbara Steiner
Date03-10-2009
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MessageShare stories about Wm "Bill" Evans AEM2 - VF102 Med Cruise 56-57


NameBarbara Steiner
Date03-10-2009
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Message3 daughters looking for shipmates to share stories of our Dad - Wm "Bill" Evans AEM - VF102 on the Med Cruise 1956-1957. Daddy just passed on March 5 - we are arranging for services at Fort Logan, Denver, Co on March 27. Daddy wouldn't share many stories, but we could see it in his eyes - he loved it!
Please email me, we would love to hear about him. Also wondering how we might acquire a copy of the yearbook for that cruise.
God Bless and Thank You to all who have served and are serving!


NameJohn Drummey
Date03-01-2009
MessageServed 3 yrs, 54 to 56, 60, aboard in Norfolk
when the angle deck was put on, Med Cruise,
came back in 60 as Chief EMC Ediv, left in
Aug 60 for Nuclear Power School. Great ship,
lots of good times. worked with Bonney, EM1,
anyone remember him.


NameRoger Chapin
Date03-01-2009
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MessageI served on the Randolph from 1958 to 1960 in the N1 department on the bridge.I made the last Med. cruise as a CVA and when she was in dry dock for the change to CVS.That was some of the best times.This looks like a great site.


NameJoey Kelly - Emmett Kelly's Grandson
Date03-01-2009
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MessageMy father, clown Emmett Kelly Jr., was on LST 783 that arrived in Ulithi 22 MAR 45 and tied up next to AV Jason (Aircraft Carrier Repair Ship) that was tied up to the CV 15 Randolph.

As a matter of lost trivia, the 783 carried I-beams from the Jap sugar mill at Sharon Kanoa, on Saipan in addition to I-beams from Guam to repair your ship. He spoke of how Jason's big crane lifted the I-beams off the 783 and swung them to the flight deck of the Randolph.

I know the crew had other things on their mind, but if anyone has any recollection or story of the LST 783 and/or their crew's assistance, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks to everyone for their service to our country!


NameRichard Franek
Date02-25-2009
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MessageAhoy Matey's, I was aboard Randolph from 9-60 to 6-64 and served in #1 engine room For Bruce MM1 then in #2 for Chief Hank Turner.Best time of my life!! I go to some of the reunion's but need to meet more MM guys.Anyone know the wareabouts of MURPHY,WOODS or any other guys from M-Div.


NameThomas R. Lawson
Date02-24-2009
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MessageWas stationed onboard from Nov. 1964 - Nov 1966 I reported aboard as an MASN and was in S-7 division. I to remember those fog foam station watches. Captain Morton was our ship's Captain......and my last cruise was the North Atlantic, and we visited Bergen, Norway, Copenhagen, Denmark, a port in Germany, Scottland and England. Made a couple of Med cruises as well and of course Gitmo....


Namemike "ski" nicienski
Date02-23-2009
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MessageServed on the U.S.S. Randolph from 1963 to 1966 in O.E.division.I was an ETN4 and maintained the WRT-2 and URC-32 transmitters.My most memorable time was when we were the "review ship",anchored near the Statue of Liberty,as the "TALL SHIPS" sailed into New York City for the Worlds Fair in 1964.Anyone remember me can email me at mick19431@netzero.com


NameLeland (Lee) Boice
Date02-21-2009
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MessageMy dad, Lee Boice, served on the Randolph during WWII. He is a plankowner, was aboard during trials and all of the Randolph's WWII service. He was a member of the catapult and arresting gear crew.

He has many stories, the best story he tells about his time on the Randolph is of the time in Ulithi. He didn't know it, but two of his brothers were there at the same time. Word spread from ship to ship and they were able to meet up. All three survived the war, Henry (Hank) Boice,USN, Alvin Boice,USMC and of course, My Dad, Lee.

My father left the navy after the war. He married, graduated from college, thanks to the GI bill, became a school teacher, golf professional, and raised 8 children with my mom. He lives in Western NY.

Thanks to all who served on the Randolph and the armed forces in general.


NameFred T. Barton
Date02-10-2009
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Messageserved with HS7 aboard the USS Randolph late 59til mid 62. I have a lot of memories of events aboard the Randolph.
Grissom, Glenn, Walter kronkite, collision at sea, ect. ect....I reposted because I didn't leave my E-Mail site.
I really like to hear from you guys.
Fred T. Barton AD3 Chiefland Fla.


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