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NameDavid Walker
Date11-17-2008
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MessageMy father, John Maxwell Walker, was on the initial crew of the USS Randolph. He was on the Trinidad shakedown cruise in October 1944 and also during the Randolph's Pacific service in 1945. He was a Fireman 1st Class. I have heard him relate many times the story of the kamikaze attack in March 1945 at Ulithi. I have some additional information about him and his service on the Randolph at my web site shown at part of this entry, including pictures.


NameDale Powers
Date11-16-2008
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MessageI errored on the date of the shake down cruise. It was in 1958 instead of 59.


NameDale Powers
Date11-16-2008
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MessageWas assigned to V1 Division in May 1957 as an Airman thru August 1959. Started as a plane pusher, then Fly 1 phone talker. Later to Flight Deck control then onto #3 Elevator operator and ended at LSO talker. Had 2 Med cruises, a shake down to Gitmo in 59, and to finish up to Pier 86 NYC and down the St. Lawrence to Quebec. Upon return to Norfolk Va. I was discharged.



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NameJames Corbett MM2
Date11-13-2008
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MessageForgot E-mail address......3867 Hudsons Crossroads Rd. Greenville N.C. 27858 jjcorbett@embarqmail.com


NameJames Corbett MM2
Date11-13-2008
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MessageI came aboard in 1958 andleft in 1962. I was in M _Division. I was In generator control for 2 yrs. and then went to main eng. control until i left the ship. I presently iive in Greenville,N.C.


NameGeorge Robinson
Date11-11-2008
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MessageMy dad, George Robinson, served on the USS Randolph from 1953-4. He was a Machinists Mate and spoke highly of his experience on board ship. He passed away in 1996.


NameJim
Date11-11-2008
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MessageAs to my posting on 11-11-2008 it did not give my full name or e-mail address, so will post it here.---Jim "Swede" Swenson---jmscol@huntel.net


NameJim
Date11-11-2008
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MessageI served on the U.S.S. Randolph from 1956 to 1959. I attained MM2 and worked in Engine Room #1. Sailed on 3 Med and 2 Caribbean cruises and one down the St. Lawerence Seaway,( Quebec ). I believe we were the first carrier to ever sail down this seaway. I was on at the time when the Randolph was converted from a CVA to a CVS. This was in the Cold War era. Proud to have served. Lots of stories and events. Would welcome any contact from old crew members.


Namerobert kahwaty
Date11-10-2008
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MessageMy father Robert kahwaty served on the USS Randolph. He was on the flight deck landing planes. His health is declining and I would just love for him to be able to contact one of his old crew mates. Please e-mail us with any information you might have. Thanks! Robert and daughter. He is from Brooklyn Ny and now resides in the Bronx.


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