No name given - 12/23/97 15:49:56 | Comments: One comment: The Cv wasp is CV 8 and CV7 is the Hornet. I am a navy buff Love the Idea |
Gordon Bates - 12/18/97 16:31:19 My Email:gbbates1@ix.netcom.com Your ship: USS RANGER CVA 61 Date of service: 3/61 THRU 3/65 | Comments: GREAT PAGE! REALLY ENJOYED COMMENTS OF ALL THE SAILORS. MET ONE OF MY OLD SHIPMATES JUST YESTERDAY, WHO ASKED ME ABOUT THE RANGER AND TOLD HIM I WOULD DO SOME RESERCH..AND WAS DELIGHTED TO FIND THIS SITE..KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, AND HOPE TO HEAR FROM OTHER SHIPMATES. MY YEARS ABOARD THE RANGER WILL ALWAYS BE IN MY MEMORY. THANKS... GORDON BATES, SK3 |
John E. Printy CWO USN Ret - 12/18/97 04:28:31 My URL:http://home.att.net/~j..printy/index.html My Email:j..printy@worldnet.att.net Your ship: USS Lake Champlain, USS Wasp, USS Saratoga, USS Forrestal, USS Independence Date of service: 1948 - 1969 | Comments: Spent my entire naval career in naval aviation. Had one tour in a patrol squadron early in my career. All other sea duty was in carrier squadrons or ship's company on aircraft carriers. To this day, I still dream of my duty on those great ships. A memoria of this type is lasting but it is people who must pass on this legacy and it is our duty and responsibility to pass on the aircraft carrier legacy to future generations. They are an important part of naval history and must never be forgotten. |
CHARLES JACKSON - 12/08/97 18:46:30 My Email:jACKSON.cHUCK@MAILEXCITE.COM Your ship: USS BARNES Date of service: 1943 - 1946 | Comments: MY FATHER WAS ON THIS SHIP AND WAS TIED UP TO THE USS MISSOURI WHEN GENERAL McCARTHY SIGNED THE TREATY IN SEP 45. HE NOW LIVES IN CORBIN, KENTUCKY. DOES ANYONE KNOW WHEN THE NEXT REUNION IS AND WHERE IS WILL TAKE PLACE. |
Jeff J. Stewart - 12/05/97 23:59:07 My Email:jjs0327@mail.ecu.edu Your ship: Kitty Hawk/Carl Vinson Date of service: 1980-1983 | Comments: thank you for the monument to one of the most important inventions of our time. I loved my time aboard and am forever enriched by these experiences. AD3 Jeff J. Stewart |
Kenji Bashaw - 12/04/97 23:47:23 My URL:http://www.europa.com/~krbashaw/midway/index.html My Email:delete.me@mailcity.com Your ship: USS Midway Date of service: (Dad and Uncle's ship) | Comments: I really enjoyed the page. |
Greg - 11/29/97 18:58:11 My URL:http://users.southeast.net/~gsommers/ My Email:jaxflyer@mediaone.net Your ship: Uss America/Uss John F. Kennedy Date of service: 1990-present | Comments: Great site here....Keep up the outstanding work. We're gonna link to you.. More people need to know about this amazing site.. |
Marvin Kelley - 11/26/97 15:10:09 My Email:mkelley@sheltonbbs.com Your ship: USS FORRESTAL (CVA-59) Date of service: 10-60 thru 1-64 | Comments: |
Paul Carrizales - 11/24/97 04:49:35 My Email:PCARRIZALES@HOTMAIL.COM Your ship: USS CORAL SEA CVB-43 Date of service: 1986-1990 | Comments: I'M EXCITED TO SEE THAT THERE'S A SITE YOU'LL HAVE A CHANCE TO FIND A GOOD FRIEND. GREAT JOB!!! CHOP, CHOP T.K.!! |
C. Forsberg - 11/21/97 00:32:26 My URL:http://get.net My Email:cef9@gte.net Your ship: U.S.S. Midway CVA 41 Date of service: 71-72 | Comments: I searched Your History file for my ship(Midway) but could not find it. Could you tell me how? |
WILLIAM A.KREIN II, USNR(retd) - 11/19/97 18:37:51 My Email:KREINWA@ml.wpafb.af.mil Your ship: USS BOXER CVS21,USS KEARSARGE, USS HORNET, USS KITTY HAWK,USS CARL VINSON Date of service: 1956-1962,1962-1966,1972-1973, | Comments: SEND INFOR ON HOW TO JOIN YOUR ORGANIZATION. W. A. KREIN II, USNR(retd),1749 WILLAMET ROAD,KETTERING,OH 45429-4250 |
John W. Bishop - 11/16/97 05:00:24 My Email:Hooker7@Juno.com Your ship: CVE 23 Breton | Comments: I am writing for my Father who was a crew member on the Breton in 1944 I believe during her service with the 5TH Battle Group. I would appreciate any information on the Breton during her over all service. My Father's name is Alan M. Bishop. |
Col. Jerry Dooley, USMC - 11/13/97 22:54:19 | Comments: I'm not on line, as yet, but am looking for info on my uncle. Radarman 1/c Stephen A. Barry who was aboard USS Randolph when she was hit near Ulithi about 3 March '43. Reach me at 26372 Via Conchita, Mission Viejo, CA 92691--"Thanks" and Semper Fidelis. |
Chris Christensen - 11/11/97 07:32:25 My Email:chrisc@afes.com Your ship: FDR CVA-42 Date of service: 1970-72 | Comments: AO2 with VF-84(F4-Js), Jolly Rogers, two med cruises, all the carr-quals, shackdowns, etc. Time aboard ship was one of the highlights of a lifetime (though most of us didn't realize it at the time!). Still get a proud feeling when I see movies, either o d or new, about flight ops on the deck of a carrier. Mr. Webmaster, thanks for the effort, nice page! |
John G. Fraser - 11/10/97 02:52:46 My Email:jfraser1@capecod.net Your ship: USS Leyte CV32 Date of service: 1948-49 | Comments: Would have liked to have been at the dedication for the memorial, service aboard the Leyte was a memorable part of my life. Would also like to hear from any one who has served aboard. |
Frederick R. Miller, PH1, USN (Retired) - 11/10/97 02:01:44 My Email:joker528@prodigy.net Your ship: USS Forrestal CVA59 (VA-86) USS Intrepid CVA-11 (VA-86) USS Wasp CVS-18 Ships Company OP Division Date of service: March 1955 to October 1973 | Comments: Thanks for recognizing the finest of the Navy - Naval Aviation. |
L.H. Corbaley - 11/08/97 01:33:26 My Email:CORB32@AOL.COM Your ship: USS Lexington CV 16 Date of service: 3/70-3/72 | Comments: Lex was the pride of the Pacific Fleet. She served us well as the Navy's in the Gulf of Mexico for 30 years. The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) will be commissioned July 1998. Point of interest for Oriskany and Tripoli sailors; both ships are at Mare Island waiting to be scrapped. Hornet CV12 is at Alameda. |
No name given - 11/05/97 20:53:30 | Comments: Give the names of each and every carrier that was in the fleet from the first carrier to the most recent to retire |
W.A. KREIN II,USNR,RETD - 11/04/97 19:33:37 My Email:KREINWA@ml.wpafb.af.mil Your ship: USS BOXER CVS21,USS HORNET CVS-12,USS KEARSARGE CVS-33,USS KITTY HAWK,USS CAR VINSON Date of service: 1956-1959,1962-1966,1973-1974 | Comments: W.A.KREIN II,USNR(retd),USS BOXER VETERANS ASSN INC.1749 WILLAMET ROAD.KETTERING,OH 45429-4250 |
Ara Pete Paboojian - 10/19/97 04:31:02 My Email:patara@earthlink.net Your ship: uss boxer cva-21 Date of service: 1955 to 1956 | Comments: Am proud to have served aboard the Boxer. When we entered a foreign port the men were proud to stand at attention on the flight deck as the ship drew near the docks. I was in charge of the print shop with my shipmate Kenneth Robinson whom I stay in conta t with. The memorial is a true need for us. |
Grey Wolf - 10/16/97 11:57:16 My Email:moe@mail.tqci.net Your ship: USS Saratoga Date of service: Oct 79 - Oct 82 | Comments: Would like to know all of the hull numbers of every ship on the memorial. If you know anywhere to find them please let me know. Grey |
Michael Williams - 10/14/97 04:21:27 My Email:williams@saber.net Your ship: Coral Sea CVA-43 Date of service: 1964 | Comments: I'm proud to say I was an "Airdale." Served on the Coral Sea in 1964 and was discharged hours before it sailed for the South China Sea. I was an ABH2 in the V3 division. We liked to have broke the "43 boat" during training for Nam off of Catalina Islan . We set the record for "traps" and never saw anything but the hanger and flight deck for 72 straight hours. Memories I will never forget! Good luck and fair sailing to your group. |
Paul A. Freitag - 10/12/97 15:57:08 My Email:Freitag1@Erols.com | Comments: I have been an avid follower of aircraft carriers since I was a kid. My comments are directed towards any members of the CV-13, U.S.S. Benjamin Franklin that are still with us. I hope you guys are remembered well. The Franklin was built in 13 months and was commisioned as no. 13. Most people would not ha e touched that ship with a ten-foot pole, but the men on board broke the jinx. Even after suffering one the worst kamakaize attacks of the war, the men of the Franklin managed to make repairs and eventually sail back to New York under their own power. All the best from someone who has a lot of respect for all the people who have served on flattops, past, present and future. |
Steve Webb - 10/04/97 01:20:40 My Email:cods@lightspeed.net Your ship: U.S.S. Enterprise CV-6 | Comments: Very well done page to honor the men who served aboard carriers! From the son of a sailor who served on "The most decorated ship of W.W. II" |
F.G.TOURTELLOT - 10/03/97 17:27:30 My URL:http://WWW.AMESLAB.GOV My Email:TOURTELLOTTF@AMESLAB.GOV Your ship: USS ORISKANY-CVA-34 Date of service: 75-76 | Comments: VERY NICELY DONE. I WOULD DEFINITELY LIKE TO VISIT THE SITE SOME DAY. SITE'S LIKE THIS BRING BACK ALOT OF MEMORIES. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!! |
Edward E. Cullum - 09/29/97 03:16:22 My Email:cullum@swbell.net Your ship: USS Bon Homme Richard CVA-31 Date of service: Jan 1960 to Aug 1961 | Comments: I am glad I found this page. I will visit the memorial the next time I am in San Diego. Thanks to all who made it possible. |
R.E.Williams - 09/28/97 21:52:28 My Email:rwilliams@hickory.net Your ship: USS MIDWAY CVA_41 Date of service: 30 Dec 56 -10 Dec. 60 | Comments: Glad I found the page. The memorial looks beautiful. Wish I could have been there |
P Hansen - 09/23/97 02:17:11 My Email:pdh@hansen1.com | Comments: A very nice site. Well designed and evocative. Think it will also provide a useful message board for interested veterans, friends and family. |
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