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USS Randolph (CV 15) Crew List
The table below contains the names of sailors who served aboard the USS Randolph (CV 15). Please keep in mind that this list does only include records of people who submitted their information for publication on this website. If you also served aboard and you remember one of the people below you can click on the name to send an email to the respective sailor. Would you like to have such a crew list on your website?
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There are 468 crew members registered for the USS Randolph (CV 15).
Select the period (starting by the reporting year): precomm – 1944 | 1945 – 1953 | 1954 – 1956 | 1957 – 1958 | 1959 – 1960 | 1961 – 1962 | 1963 – 1965 | 1966 – now
| Name | Rank/Rate | Period | Division | Remarks/Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loughrey, Mark | TM3 | 1966 – 1968 | W | Great Ship |
| Siano, Anthony | CORPMAN | 1966 – Jul 1971 | Medical | |
| Byrd, Victor | AC-2 | 1966 – 1968 | CATCC (Carrier Air Traffic Control Center) | |
| Anderson, Bill | ATR2 | 1966 – May 1967 | V6 | |
| Reigle, Jim | AX 3 | 1966 – | Flight Deck | |
| Lebeduik, Joseph M. | ETR 1 | 1966 – | E T | |
| Termini, Sam | EM3 | 1966 – 1967 | maintenance | i am the son of EM3 Samuel R Termini. i was a result of the Northern European tour with my father meeting my mother in Oslo and then again in Portsmouth UK. i would love to hear from anyone that served with my father |
| Levstik, Frank | EM2 | Jan 1966 – 1968 | Electrical | |
| Marcucci, Guy | DK3 | Jan 1, 1966 – May 31, 1968 | 1st 7 S4 | I BEGAN MY TOUR UNRATED IN THE DECK FORCE AND LEARNED TO BE A DISBURSING CLERK ON THE JOB. IT WAS A GREAT TOUR. |
| Ironside, Don | SN | Jan 3, 1966 – Feb 16, 1967 | ENG Log ROOM | Enjoyed the North Atlantic Cruise Lots of Fun!!! |
| Perkins, Skip | ETN3 | Jan 10, 1966 – Sep 29, 1968 | Electronics Techinician | Responsible for SRN 9, Loran, Omega navigations, and UHF |
| Lamorte, Bob | DC3 | Feb 1966 – Dec 23, 1967 | R | |
| Barnhill, Sam | AO3 | Feb 1966 – Dec 1967 | GV | Great cruises- Nothern Europe 1966 , Mediterranean 1967, Ft. Lauderdale Fla. during college Spring Break 1967 (whose idea was THAT?) |
| Jones, Harold J | EM3 | Feb 16, 1966 – Jul 5, 1968 | E div. | I LOVED THAT SHIP. WAS SAD AS I SAW IT BEING SCRAPED IN S. KARNEY N.J. |
| Deroche, Terry | 3RD CLASS SONAR | Mar 17, 1966 – Sep 28, 1967 | Sonar | |
| Willoughby, Terry, Bougalou | ABE2 | Apr 1966 – Feb 1969 | V2 | Many great times on this ship and as many great crusies. North Atlantic some of the best, also can't forget the Rio trip. Worked Topside Cats great bunch of men. |
Korr, John  | ABE3 | Apr 1966 – Dec 1967 | V2 | Great time aboard this ship and the North Atlantic & Mediterranean cruise's while on board. Often wonder what happened to old friends over the years. |
| Willis, Warren | MM3 | Apr 1966 – Sep 1966 | A DIVISION | BEST CRUISE IN MY 49 MONTHS IN THE NAVY |
| Kurth, Robert | ENS to LTJG | Apr 1, 1966 – Jun 30, 1968 | 1ST and G | Congress might have given me a commission, however, BM1 HULL made me an officer. He taught me more than books ever could. |
| Bobb, George | AN-AO3 | Apr 5, 1966 – Jan 9, 1969 | GV | Had a great time. Harold Turner Olk. City were are you. |
| Epstein, Edward | DK3 | May 1966 – Feb 1969 | S-4 | |
| Pratt, Floyd C. | sm | Jun 1966 – 1967 | deck 3rd div | |
| Soto, Leo (Suds) | DC 3 | Jun 5, 1966 – May 30, 1968 | ||
| Kofroth, Roger | SN | Jul 1966 – Aug 1968 | 3 rd | |
| Kofroth, Roger | Aug 1966 – Sep 1968 | 3rd | ||
| Kutz, Leroy | DC3 | Sep 2, 1966 – Jul 5, 1968 | R | ENJOYED MY TIME ON THE RANDOLPH |
| Moreno, Frank | YN2 | Sep 14, 1966 – Sep 3, 1968 | A then OP | Worked for 2 Dep't Heads who were complete opposites: CDR Bill Dixon (Eng), big, gruff and intimidating, and CDR Dick Schnorf (Ops), a real gentleman (passed away in 2005). Retired in 1996 as a CWO4. |
| Oswinkle, George | QM3 | Sep 30, 1966 – Sep 3, 1968 | N Div. | I had a great two years, traveled to the Med. the Caribean and to South America, Boston, Key West, Ft Lauderdale, learned a lot and grew up. I stayed in the reserves and retired as CWO4. |
| Riquier, Bob (Ricker) | SEAMAN | Oct 1966 – Oct 1968 | 3 rd. | |
| Cutright, David | SN | Oct 2, 1966 – Oct 1, 1968 | Navigation | |
| Cox, Mike | AX3 | Nov 1, 1966 – Nov 4, 1968 | HS-3/CAG-56 | I was part of the air group flight deck crew and flew as a helicopter aircrewman. I would like to hear from any other HS-3 shipmates. |
| Elavsky, Larry | BT3 | Nov 10, 1966 – Oct 12, 1968 | B | Glad I was there but would never go again |
| Hutchison, Paul (Hutch) | SPF 3 | Dec 1966 – Sep 3, 1968 | R | Med cruise to Rio and many ports in between |
| Klaudi, Karl | FN | 1967 – | B | Worked as an oil & water king under BT1 Frank Kleinsorgen until the ship was decommisioned in Boston |
| Sauvie, Ronald | sn | 1967 – 1968 | G | |
| Leo, Robert B. (Brian) | LT (deceased '67) | 1967 – | CAG 56 CVS-15 VS 27 | Father, LT Robert Louis Leo, killed 6 Jul 67 in midair of two S-2Es off USS Randolph, off Elizabeth City NC/Cape Hatteras. Looking for friends/info on him, his tours, or the accident itself. Robert B. Leo, USAF (ret) |
| Brandon, Barry | SF3 | 1967 – 1968 | R | |
| Letizia, Chuck | ETN2 | Jan 1967 – Oct 1968 | OE | Was a Communication ET with special assignment to run the ship Television Station and Radio Studio. Used to hang out in the ET Shack with Larry Mussman. |
| Sears, Bill | LTJG | Jan 1, 1967 – Nov 30, 1968 | Airwing/CAG-56/HS-3 | Came aboard with HS-3 for my first operational duty. Flew the SH-3D helicopter. |
| Scarbrough, William D (Billy) | GMG3 | Jan 29, 1967 – Aug 2, 1968 | GMG | |
| Keller, Robert | PN2 | Mar 23, 1967 – Oct 11, 1968 | Admin | Worked in the Personnel Office. Worked with a great bunch of guys. Made a cruise to the Med and to South America. Got off the ship before it headed to Boston for Decom. |
| Fickes, Paul | DC3 | Mar 23, 1967 – Jun 30, 1967 | damage control | |
| Montee, Dave | BT3 | Apr 1967 – 1968 | B | Stationed on Randolph from April or May of 1967 until sometime during Decommishening at Boston Naval Shipyards when I was transferred to the Shangri La. Worked in #3 Fireroom. |
| Haakonson, Bob | ADR3 | Apr 1967 – Dec 1968 | AIMD | From boot camp to the Randolph to Boston for Decommissioning, left went to A school Chg rate ASM and was then assigned to VF-41 in Oceana. |
| Kilgore, Wayne | RD2 | Apr 1967 – Feb 1969 | OI | Med cruise decommissioning FEB 69 Boston, MA |
| Ingram, Thomas | EM1 | Apr 1967 – Jul 16, 1968 | E | |
| Martin Jr, Carroll ( Sonny ) | ABH E-3 | Apr 1967 – Jan 1969 | V-1 | Enjoyed my time on Randolph , up there on the flight deck , lots of action and a crew of men that stood together like family. If I could turn back the hands of time , I'd do it all over again ! |
| Landon, Michael S. (Mike) | ETN3 | Apr 1, 1967 – Dec 31, 1967 | OE | |
| Esposito, Gerard | AE3 | Jun 1967 – Sep 1968 | I served with the air wing VS24 under the command of CDR J O'Brien and CDR B Shrine | |
| Mathias, Lee | rm3 | Jul 1967 – Jul 1968 | cr | |
| Brown, Ronald (Brownie) | E-3 | Aug 1967 – Nov 1, 1968 | G | |
| Richards, Nelson (Chip) | PH2 | Aug 1967 – Feb 1969 | OP | I was serving on USS Wright in '67. I hated it. Found a shmuck on the Randolph who didn't want to go to the Med. We swapped, I loved the Randolph. Hated to have to decommission her in '69. |
| Watrous, Gordon H. Jr | Ms2 | Sep 1967 – Jul 1978 | cook | Enjoyed my time on the Randolph,and flying with CDR Erricson,on the Helos,during my down time,I was the Ships baker,under Mscs Richardson.Went to sub school and spent the rest of my career on the SSN's. |
| Lacentra, Robert (Bob) | TM2 | Sep 16, 1967 – Aug 22, 1968 | W-1 | I helped Decommission her. I loved that ship, left and went to the USS Essex CVS9 six months later she met the same fate as her sister ship. |
| Lanigan, Craig | FN | Oct 1967 – Dec 1968 | B div | |
| Strickling, John NEW | Radioman 2nd | Oct 1967 – Feb 1969 | CR Division | |
| MacY, John | YNSN | Nov 17, 1967 – Feb 13, 1969 | 1st, X | CPO Mess Cook, 1st Div, Weps Office, YN "A" School, X Div, Management Inactivation Office |
| Tirico, Frank | ABE | 1968 – 1968 | V2 | Building 15 at pier 12 till I came aboard. Crossed the equator on August 7, 1968. We were taking Randy apart when I received orders for the Kennedy. Bow cats was a scary place to work. |
| Madlom, Joseph/joe | ET3 | 1968 – 1969 | ||
| Arcaro, James | Hm1 (E6) | 1968 – 1969 | H Div Medical | Med cruise to Barcelona and Naples Became a Shellback on southern cruise, St Thomas, Barbados, and Rio de Janerio |
| Huffman, Marshall | MM2 | Feb 6, 1968 – May 10, 1968 | Engine Room | |
| Bonelli, Stephen | E-3/AN | Mar 29, 1968 – Dec 31, 1968 | AZ | I was assigned as an Aviation Maintenance Control Tech. for Air Squadron VS-27. |
| Nanna, Kirby | ASM 3 | Mar 29, 1968 – Jan 14, 1969 | AIMD IM 2 | After 1year at Norfolk NAS ( Crash Crew ), 6 months "A" school in Memphis, TN., then assigned to CVS 15. Great times to Virgin Islands, Barbados, and others. Helped to decommission at Boston, MA. then on to USS Yorktown. |
| Mangus, Wayne "Gunner" | GMMC | Aug 1, 1968 – Feb 28, 1969 | Gunnery/Deck | Master Chief Gunner in charge at the time of decommisioning of the Randoo, no pomp or flare was afforded this old lady, berthed & stripped of its armor and flags @ Philadelphia navy Yard she was scrapped sans ceremonies a few years later. |
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