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NameMichele Schaeffer Fischer
Date12-03-2008
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MessageI am looking for anyone who served with my uncle and father on ship. Michael C. Schaeffer (Father)and Donald L. Schaeffer (Uncle) Both have passed away and I am making a memorial for my brother,myself and my fathers 5 grandchildren.


NameRobert Hazelton
Date12-01-2008
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MessageHello- My dad, Bob Hazelton served on the Randolph in the early 60's...he passed away from Lung Cancer back in 1986. I was only 17 then. He sure loved to tell me stories about the USS Randolph. If any of you knew him, please write. Thanks!

Rob Hazelton


NameRon Iman
Date11-30-2008
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MessageSgt. Gentry, I got your message but un able to respond to your e-mail address. Please contact me at RJI3600@q.com Anxious to hear from you..
Ron Iman


NameEugene (Frenchy) Ducharme
Date11-29-2008
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MessageBack again to mention that I served on the USS Randolph 1n 1944-1946 as Radio Tech and was wounded during the attack..Would like to hear from anyone who might have know William (Bill) Billington for he was my best buddy....


NameEugene (Frenchy) Ducharme
Date11-29-2008
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MessageLooking for William (Bill) Billington....


NameDavid Gottshall
Date11-25-2008
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MessageI SERVED ON THE RANDOLPH FROM MARCH 1964 THRU MARCH
1966. I WAS AND RD3, IN OI DIVISION. WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY OF MY DIVISION MATES.


NameTerri Ohnemus
Date11-24-2008
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Messageearlier I posted that my father was on the Randolph between 56 and 59 his name was Kenneth Walker he talked of his time on the ship alot and I would like to get all info I can get .


NameColin A. Hanna
Date11-21-2008
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MessageI was an NROTC Midshipman aboard the Randolph in the summer of 1967. We were nearly deployed to the Med from a NATO exercise in the North Atlantic in connection with the 6-day Arab-Israeli War. Then we became the ship on which the CINCLANTFLT Change of Command ceremony was conducted when Admiral Thomas Moorer was promoted to that command prior to his becoming CNO.

Does nyone else recall either of those two events?

Colin


NameJerry W. Thomas
Date11-19-2008
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MessageI served aboard the Randolph from the spring of 67 to the winter of 69. I was in the v-1 division working on the flight deck as a blue shirt, and a red shirt. I went from pulling chains and chocks, to driving the tractors that pulled the planes around the deck. I was aboard when the Randolph took the place of the Lexinton in Pensicola. The Lex went into drydock for repairs. That was so exciting to go from Props to Jets. We went to the med on my first cruise, down to the caribean on another deployment, and to Rio. I had such a fun time crossing the equater and watching the Jolly Rodger be hoisted up on a U.S. Navel vessel.
I was sad when we had to decommision her up in Boston. I had a great time on the old girl and I think about her alot.

Jerry Thomas


NameJoey Kelly Dot Com
Date11-18-2008
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MessageHello, My father, clown Emmett Kelly Jr., was on LST 783, the ship that delivered the steel beams for The Randolph's repair in Ulithi Atoll. Here are his notes:

18 MAR 45 – 0830 Saipan - Loading some more I- Beams aboard that came from the Jap Sugar Mill at Sharon Kanoa, on Saipan.

22 MAR 45 - 0800 Arrive Ulithi Atoll – Traveled 360 miles and tied up alongside the AV Jason (Aircraft Carrier Repair Ship) who is tied alongside the CV 15 Randolph. (Aircraft Carrier) Jason’s big crane lifts the I-Beams off our ship, swings and sets them on the flight deck of the Randolph.

19 MAR 45 – 0800 Arrive at Guam and beach on the causeway. We unloaded the Amtracs and haul aboard more steel I-Beams.

Hope this info is at least informative. Sorry to say, I met one of your shipmates in St Louis and have since lost his phone number. He was the gunner's Mate on the fantail the day of the hit. He said ducking down in the gun tub saved his life. I would love to find that person again. Hopefully he has registered for reunions or someone knows of him.

Specifically, I'd love to talk about 40MM and 20MM with anyone that would like to share. It would be awesome if someone remembered anything or anyone of LST 783. Please email at joeykellydotcom@yahoo.com Thanks!


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