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Frederick J.
Schlichtmann |
Saturday, 12/11/99,
6:37 PM |
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Was in "G"
unit 12/28/44 through 3/17/45. Ended up on Kwajalain from Sept.
1945 through June 1946 after six months of radioman school at
Bainbridge Md. I don't remember the unit number or the baracks
number, I think it was too cold at Sampson for the brain to
work. Keep up the good work guys. |
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From: |
Northport, NY & New Smyrna
Beach Fla. |
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E-mail: |
schlichtfj@aol.com |
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Robert (Bob)
Williams |
Saturday, 12/11/99,
6:03 PM |
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I can see a lot has
been done and a lot more to do. I was one of the many volunteers
that work on the Wall of Honor name list. I keep getting E-mail
messages from William Russell the past president. What gives and
what is he after, does anyone know. He claims the organization
is not being run the way he feels it should. I don't feel it is
fair to Steve Bull and the other officers and Trustees to make
such statements. I feel he should come to a meeting and voice
his objections and not be putting it over the Web. Keep up the
good work, you are doing a great job and I sure do appreciate
it. |
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From: |
Kingston, NY 12401 |
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E-mail: |
rwnavy43@prodigy.net |
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Henry Haszko |
Saturday, 12/11/99,
5:59 PM |
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would like to talk to
anyone that took boots from Nov. 15, 1943 and was in Co. 418
Sect. F Our group leaders name was HERSH. Will be waiting to
hear from YOU |
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From: |
Elizabeth, NJ 07206 |
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E-mail: |
HANK2763@AOL.com |
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Al Sosienski |
Friday, 12/10/99,
4:41 PM |
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am a life member was
in " C unit" was at Sampson 3/44 to 5/44 then
"volunteered" for the Seabees and was sent to Camp
Endicott ,Davisville,R.I. for about 3 weeks then to Port Huneme,
California then off to the Pacific was discharged 7/46 from
Bainbridge,Md. |
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From: |
Wilmington, De. |
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Web Site: |
easy
internet addess |
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E-mail: |
aa.sosienski@gte.net |
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Harry J. Allston |
Thursday, 12/9/99,
4:03 PM |
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I might have signed
before but wanted to make sure I got here! Thanks Jake |
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From: |
Reedley, CA |
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E-mail: |
ALLNAVY@JUNO.COM |
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LeRoy (Bill)
Morgan |
Thursday, 12/9/99,
7:34 AM |
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I remember well the
cold and snow and wind in Sampson Unit G Co 562 in February
1944. Went from there to Hospital Corps School, Portsmouth,
Virginia and then on to Fleet Marine Force as a corpsman with
6th Eng Bn, 6th Mar Div. Retired from USN as a Captain July 1,
1975. Have visited the brig and museum and can't say enough to
brag up its memories. Great job. Well done to all who had and
have a part in it. Really enjoy the web site and the newsy
newsletter. Keep 'em coming. |
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From: |
Montrose PA |
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E-mail: |
bmorgan@epix.net |
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Tom McNamara |
Tuesday, 12/7/99,
5:25 PM |
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I received my Sampson
news today and after reading all the rave reviews about the web
sight I just had to check it out again. I agree with all the
lettwer |
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From: |
Niagara Falls,NY |
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E-mail: |
namaran@aol.com |
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Don Pierce |
Monday, 12/6/99,
5:13 PM |
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Page 10 of latest
edition gave me the correct URL for access purposes. Enjoyed the
news and also the web site. Will bookmark it for use to many
other locations. Can't lay my hands on the info re: attendance
at Sampson, but will get back with it soon and see if I can find
anyone from my boot company. Keep up the good work. |
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From: |
Endwell, NY |
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E-mail: |
dpierce2@stny.rr.com |
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Howard R. Watt |
Sunday, 12/5/99,
6:33 PM |
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I have just started to
read this web and I spent time at Sampson. I got to a school
from Sampson when everyone else was going to the Amphibs. How?
The Classifiction Chief was my Spanish teacher in Prep School.
Some of us got lucky. My Skipper on the Nuthatch was the room
mate of my History teacher and football coach Larry Kelly at
Yale. Do you think that was luck?, my mother was on the Draft
Board that drafted me. |
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From: |
East Norriton, PA |
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E-mail: |
Nuthatch60@aol.com |
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Harry J. Allston |
Saturday, 12/4/99,
8:24 PM |
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Great to be in touch
with the past. Will try to answer all messages. |
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From: |
Reedley, CA |
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E-mail: |
ALLNAVY@JUNO.COM |
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Bob Colantuono |
Wednesday, 12/1/99,
3:51 PM |
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Each time I return, I
find more interesting information. Anyone out there from Company
573? |
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From: |
Mashpee, MA 02649 |
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Web Site: |
U.
S. S. YMS 425 |
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E-mail: |
YMS425@mediaone.net |
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Bob Colantuono |
Friday, 11/26/99,
9:38 AM |
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Finally found time to
really explore your site. Enjoyed the pictures, which brought
back memories. Hope that you can add some information and
pictures about the Minewarfare Service. |
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From: |
Mashpee, MA 02649 |
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Web Site: |
U.
S. S. YMS 425 |
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E-mail: |
YMS425@mediaone.net |
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Rudy Perilli |
Saturday, 11/20/99,
5:29 PM |
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Glad to be aboard.
Haven't had chance to really explore web site or use chat room;
but I will. |
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From: |
Ca. formerly Ma. |
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Web Site: |
none |
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E-mail: |
rudyper@aol.com |
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harry lichtenfels
jr. |
Saturday, 11/20/99,
4:08 AM |
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just looking over the
web page for my dad. |
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From: |
new florence pa |
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E-mail: |
harcath@connect-me.net |
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Carlton Covell |
Thursday, 11/18/99,
6:59 PM |
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Was perusing ecsaa
site and stumbled on Sampson Vets,I'm new at the computer,must
say,I personaly think you have done a splended job in getting
all this info.out. I happen to be a life member of this group
and proud to be in such a fine org. Incidently we(actually 4 of
us) are getting the Sampson Vets together again.We decided that
its too good of a group to give up.Since our old leader(Bob
Brower) passed away,its just faded away,we aren't going to let
it happen. Carlton Covell Regards |
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From: |
Mechanicville,N>Y> |
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E-mail: |
ccglassman@aol.com |
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Alfred F.McDonald
Jr |
Saturday, 11/13/99,
6:16 AM |
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I took my began boot
training on August 8,1944 in the 'Dewey Unit Company 242. I have
a photo of that company.Do you want it for you Museum? If so
where and who should I send it to. I served in the Navy from
8/8/44 to 11/26/47 and was recalled as a reserve in January
3rd,1951 to 11/26/52 and was rated as a Gunners Mate 2/c Al
McDonald. |
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From: |
Buffalo,New York |
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E-mail: |
alfred.mcdonald@gte.net |
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Leo Kaufman |
Saturday, 11/6/99,
8:23 PM |
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I enlisted in October
1944 at age 17..went on active duty November 21, 1944. I was in
Company 476, F unit. I think it was the lower deck. I'll never
forget my first week at Sampson. It snowed the night we got
there and I never saw the ground again except when we were
sweeping the grinder area. I left early in February 1945 and was
assigned to LSC Company 57. We went to Camp Perry, VA, then
later to San Bruno, CA and then shipped off to Okinawa where we
were attached to the 11th Special Seabees Unit. After the war
ended I didn't have enough points to come home so then, I was
sent to Tsing Tao, China and assigned to a floating dry dock. I
was discharged July 1946 in Boston, Mass. |
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From: |
Originally Rhode Island, Now
Florida |
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E-mail: |
sgordon402@aol.com |
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CHICK CURRIER |
Saturday, 11/6/99,
9:05 AM |
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WENT FOR BOOT TRAINING
IN MAY 1945 CAN'T REMEMBER COMPANY # BUT IN G UNIT (GASTAPO)AS
KNOWN IN THE FORTIES I HAVE NEVER BEEN BACK TO GENEVA BUT
REMEMBER SOME GREAT TIMES AT SAMPSON MY COUSIN ROY CARROLL TOLD
ME OF THIS SITE ------GREAT ORIGINIZATION--------- |
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From: |
CLAREMONT,NH |
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E-mail: |
BUSHAYER@AOL.COM |
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Roy P. Carroll |
Thursday, 11/4/99,
6:33 AM |
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The web site makes
Sampson WWW-2 Navy Vets, Inc. a special veterans group. I am
proud to be a member. "WELL DONE" JAKE RILLING.
Kindest regards, Roy Carroll Keene,N.H. |
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From: |
Keene, N.H. |
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E-mail: |
ocarroll@adam.cheshire.net |
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Larry L. Hawkins |
Tuesday, 11/2/99,
8:38 AM |
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After logging in
yesterday, I wrote some comments and even though I reread them a
couple of times before submitting them, I still found some
errors after submitting. However, I could not edit the comments.
I recommend that you update the page structure so that the
comments may be edited after submission, for updating if for no
other reason. My original submission included two errors. One of
commission and one of omission. I spelled my last name with an
upper case A after the leading cap H, and then I forgot to
mention that I was in F(Farragut) Unit, Company F424. Logging in
a second time to correct errors may never get to the original
comment paragraph. Best Regards, Larry L. Hawkins |
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From: |
Annandale, VA |
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E-mail: |
llhawkins1@juno.com |
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Bob Colantuono |
Saturday, 10/30/99,
11:06 AM |
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Entered Boot Camp 7
June 1945. After graduation and leave, went to Camp Shoemacher,
CA. Left San Francisco 29 Sept 1945 aboard the U. S. S. ADMIRAL
BENSON. Went aboard the YMS 425, 5 Nov. 45, where we took part
in sweep operations in Japanese waters until March 1946. After
leaving Japan we went back to San Francisco and then on to
Boston where the ship was decommissioned on 19 July 1946. Only
found about this Assoc. this year and hope to be able to
schedule a visit for next year. |
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From: |
Mashpee, MA 02649 |
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Web Site: |
U.
S. S. YMS 425 |
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E-mail: |
YMS425@mediaone..net |
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WILLIAM F.HEYN Jr. |
Tuesday, 10/26/99,
11:53 AM |
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I entered Sampson on
the night of Nov.21 1942 from 90 church street N.Y.city, Had
rough train ride but we made it.I was processed and assigned to
Co.440 can't remember the barracks number F unit. Stayed in
boots till Feb."43" Assigned to Electrical school
"1" class took sick last two wks and went hospital
with "cat" fever. stayed for two wks then grad uated
with class"2" spent a couple days in ogu then sent to
the USS ALMAACK an AKA with buddy Bob Hall also in electric
school. Stayed on ship till Feb. 1946 I left ship in
Tiensin,China TRansfered to USS CEPHUS USCG |
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From: |
Hackensack,NEW jersey |
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E-mail: |
nyeh1025@freewwweb.com |
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JOHN F. LAVEZZO |
Monday, 10/11/99,
4:50 PM |
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PURCHASED THIS PC IN
AUG. & HAVE BEEN HAVING LOTS OF FUN LEARNING HOW TO USE IT.
ARRIVED AT SAMPSON OCT. 44 ASSIGNED TO DEWEY UNIT CO.210. HAVE
BEEN A MEMBER SINCE 1990,& LIFE MEMBER SINCE 93. I`M PROUD
TO BE A MEMBER OF SUCH A FINE ORGANIZATION & IN MY OPINION
THE MUSEUM IS THE FINEST OF IT`S TYPE IN THE COUNTRY.GREAT WEB
SITE TOO!!! JOHN L. |
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From: |
PULASKI, N.Y. |
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E-mail: |
SAMPSALT@AOL.COM |
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William
"Bill" O'Donnell |
Saturday, 10/9/99,
11:08 AM |
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I was in Company F 480
from about 25 June to late August 1943. Went to Norfolk and
boarded the USS GEORGE E. BADGER DD196.Did ANTI=SUBMARINE and
convoy duty until May of 1944 when we were transferred tothe
Pacific. Won the Presidential Unit Citation for our Atlantic
duty. Stayed in the NAVY and retired in July 1967. Served on
five ships a number of duty stations including USNTC Bainbridge,
Naples Italy,Navcommstas GUAM AND Kodiak,Went to RM School in
Noumea New Caledonia. Served on USS Sunnadin ATA197,USS SCOUT
AM296, USS TOKEN,AM126,USS MULIPHEN AKA61.Participated in
invasions of the PALUA islands and the PHILLIPINES. I have a
great recipeof SOS if anyone wants it. My navy was a great life.
Visited Sampson years ago when they had the EISENHOWER COLLEGE.
You folks working hard for Sampson have done a great job. BRAVO
ZULU |
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From: |
Annapolis MD |
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E-mail: |
odonnod |
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Edward S. Cain |
Friday, 10/8/99,
7:07 PM |
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I have attended the
last two reunions at Sampson and have really enjoyed them. Met
people at luncheons in our area and have joined them at the
reunions. Was really impressed with the bronze plaques to be
placed in the wall of honor. Also, through the Sampson News, I
found a high school classmate that I hadn't seen in 57 years,
and got together with him at the reunion this year (1999) In
your efforts I am sure you have brought a lot of old friends
together. |
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From: |
Palmer, MA |
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E-mail: |
grandpacain@aol.com |
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George
"Ish" Coughlin |
Tuesday, 10/5/99,
4:52 PM |
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George I. Coughlin,
Company D 241, October 43 to January 44 then off to radio school
at Sampson. After radio school served on USS LSM 81, in Pacific
until May 45. Would like hear from shipmates. |
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From: |
Hyannis, Cape Cod, Ma. |
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E-mail: |
weggiemen123@aol.com |
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PHILIP L BADDERS |
Tuesday, 10/5/99,
2:57 PM |
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first time viewer of
the web site!! looks great!!:-) I enjoyed my recent vist to
SAMPSON and the 1999 reunion. Looking forward to returning next
year! Phil :-) |
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From: |
WAYLAND,MA |
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E-mail: |
flipx7@yahoo.com |
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Jack Driscoll |
Monday, 10/4/99,
9:08 AM |
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Served aboard USSPitt
APA223 44/46 |
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From: |
Poughkeepsie N Y |
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E-mail: |
PapaD713@aol.com. |
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NANCY PULVER |
Saturday, 10/2/99,
2:57 PM |
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I visited the Sampson
Museum today and was overwelmed by all that was there. My father
James S. Stoops was stationed there in 1943. When my sister and
I were looking around we noticed the books of pictures. We were
both amazed when we looked down and saw our father looking back
as us. It was as if he know we would be there that day and he
was ready to say Hi. I have looked thru you site and will be
back soon. I can't wait to tell my brothers about the museum and
this site. |
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From: |
NEWARK,N.Y. |
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E-mail: |
nebs023@eznet.net |
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FRANK N CARUANA |
Tuesday, 9/21/99,
8:46 AM |
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From: |
BUFFALO,NY |
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Web Site: |
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E-mail: |
FCAR2786@AOL.COM |
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Gerald A. Tooke |
Sunday, 9/12/99,
4:33 PM |
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Very much impressed
with my first visit to Sampson Museum on my recent trip. It was
really much MORE than I had anticipated. I was in boot training
for 16 weeks starting in July 1944. Visiting the Museum brought
back many memories and I thank all who have done so much to
start, build and maintain this facility. |
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From: |
Tonawanda, NY |
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E-mail: |
Gatgo71@aol.com |
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GeraldA. Tooke |
Sunday, 9/12/99,
4:24 PM |
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From: |
Tonawanda, NY |
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John T. (Dan'l)
Boone |
Saturday, 9/11/99,
7:21 PM |
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Took boots at Sampson
in 1945 and joined the WWII Sampson vets when I first learned of
the organization. Had my first visit back to Sampson on Fri,
3sept and was very much impressed with the museum and the
courteous treatment afforded us by the volunteers. My son, who
is now a Master Chief Signalman was also very much impressed
with all the Navy memorabilia assembled. Keep up the good work. |
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From: |
Avoca, PA |
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E-mail: |
ccboones@earthlink.net |
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Thomas Reid |
Friday, 9/10/99,
9:19 PM |
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From: |
Lake City, Fl. |
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E-mail: |
reid421@isgroup.net |
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William R. Kapfer
Sr. |
Tuesday, 9/7/99,
8:39 AM |
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Love the page.
Orginally born in Ithaca, NY and lived most of growing years in
Cortland. X-US Navy also. 237-62-40. Discharged in 1963 after
spending time on the USS DuPont DD941 on the Cuban Blockade etc.
Use to attend drag races at Sampson in the late 50s. Keep up the
great work. Hope to get up there one day. |
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From: |
Tucson, Arizona |
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E-mail: |
swaby@azstarnet.com |
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george fitzpatrick |
Monday, 9/6/99, 7:43
PM |
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this is a great site.
i enjoyed it very much |
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From: |
massapequa long island n.y. |
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Web Site: |
grfitzleg |
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E-mail: |
aol |
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Joan Appleton
Costanza |
Monday, 9/6/99, 8:27
AM |
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My father, Donald W.
Appleton, was at Sampson from approximately August 5 - October
25, 1944. I know that only because I'm the unofficial family
historian, and I have his dictated memoirs in my computer. (He
lives in Syracuse.) Like many vets, Dad never really talked
about his war experiences when we were younger. It has only been
in the past few years that "Sampson" has become a
familiar word to me. This past weekend we were home visiting and
he got to talking to my husband (who's a Vietnam vet), and I
appreciated even more just why a 55-year-old experience is
powerful enough to be remembered as if it were yesterday. A
whole generation of young men were plucked away from their daily
lives. Some were lucky enough to come back, some were not, but
none came back unscathed. I can only imagine how having one's
head shaved can be a powerful reminder that one is no longer in
control. Right now I am struggling with a 22-year- old stepson
who finagled his way out of the Navy (twice!) because he
"doesn't like authority." I'm not sure if he'll ever
appreciate that what one loses in control, one makes up for in
dignity. There are many men (and women) still alive who can rest
assured that they persevered at a time that did truly test men's
souls. Like many of you, my father no longer takes as much
pleasure in material possessions as he does family and memories.
That is why my Christmas/birthday gift to him (his birthday's on
Dec. 26 -- very convenient!) will be many Sampson mementoes
which I will purchase, in addition to a small looseleaf notebook
to house his memoirs. May I suggest that producing a notebook
with the official Sampson logo would be an appropriate addition
to your ship's store. The internet is a wonderful vehicle for
sharing memories, but I am sure that many of your veterans
(including my father) do not have access to it. Perhaps many
families would consider purchasing such a notebook and using it
as an incentive to get together to write down the vet's memories
for posterity. There are valuable lessons to be discovered out
there.... And I was only going to write a paragraph! Thanks for
letting me get on my soapbox. Sincerely, Joan Appleton Costanza |
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From: |
Mechanicsburg, PA |
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Web Site: |
Phoenix
Collective Intelligence, LLC |
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E-mail: |
joan@pcillc.com |
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DON MCDIFFETT |
Monday, 9/6/99, 7:37
AM |
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SECOND VISIT TO YOUR
WEB SITE. I FIND IT VERY INTERESTING AND WELL PUT TOGETHER. DID
BOOTS AND RADIO SCHOOL AT SAMPSON, FOM APRIL 1943 UNTIL NOVEMBER
"43". ALSO DID 25 MONTHS ABOARD THE USS RINEHART (DE
196). 15 MONTHS IN THE ATLANTIC AND 10 IN THE PACIFIC. SURE
WOULD ENJOY HEARING FROM ANYONE WHO SERVED AT SAMPSON OR ABOARD
A DE. I'LL BE IN TOUCH . DON MCDIFFETT, EUCLID , OHIO |
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From: |
EUCLID, OHO |
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E-mail: |
DE196DON |
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Jeffrey N. Brown |
Sunday, 9/5/99, 3:36
PM |
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My father is a member
of the Sampson WW-2 Navy Vets His name is Harry N. Brown of
Westminster, Md 21157 I thought I would check out the sight. It
is very informative. Thanks for the tour Jeff |
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From: |
Taneytown, Md. 21787 |
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E-mail: |
Jbrown2995@aol.com |
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harry lichtenfels |
Saturday, 9/4/99,
6:25 PM |
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just want to say hi.
while i was visiting my son we went on line to check out your
new web site. its is great! i hope to see everybody at the
reunion. |
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From: |
robinson pa. |
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DON MCDIFFETT |
Saturday, 9/4/99,
7:15 AM |
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SERVED AT SAMPSON FROM
4/28/43 UNTIL NOVEMBER 1943. LETS HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO WAS IN CO
341 UNIT E "BOOTS OR IN SAMPSON RADIO SCHOOL FROM MAY OF
"43" UNTIL NOVEMBER |
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From: |
EUCLID,OHIO |
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E-mail: |
DE196DON |
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Nancy Wright |
Saturday, 9/4/99,
5:01 AM |
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Stopped by the web
site because my folks, Bob & Eva Jensen are very involved
with the museum and the association. Enjoyed the site very much.
I will make sure that our children, who have enjoyed visiting
the museum and hearing Dad's stories, see the pages with the
photos. They will definitely like those. Thanks for bringing
history alive to them and us. |
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From: |
Stanley, NY |
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E-mail: |
ellbank@hotmail.com |
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Warren F.
Szczypiorski |
Friday, 9/3/99, 8:11
PM |
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Nice Site! Am
currently researching the travels of the USS Gillette (DE-681)
during WW2, any Gillette crewmen please contact me! |
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From: |
Conshohocken, PA. |
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E-mail: |
warrensz@earthlink.net |
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Berney Albert |
Friday, 9/3/99, 2:29
PM |
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Trained at Sampson
January 1944 to March 1944; plankowner of U.S.S. Currituck. Home
phone: 908/284- 9801. |
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Baltimore; now New Jersey |
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E-mail: |
APbooknut@aol.com |
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Mell Nelson |
Friday, 9/3/99, 1:24
PM |
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I arrived at Sampson
on February 16, 1945 and was out of boot camp 10 weeks later. I
was on the USS Vixen PG 53 on the Admiral's Flag and later
transfered to the USS Pocono AGC 16 also on the Admiral's (Jonas
Ingram - CINCLANT) Flag. I was discharged July 28, 1946. I
served in the reserves for the next five years. |
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From: |
Waterville, Ohio |
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E-mail: |
VixenPG53@AOL.com |
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George A. Beaumier |
Friday, 9/3/99,
12:16 PM |
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I WAS IN UNIT E JULY
AND AUGUST OF 43, HOW CAN I FIND OUT WHAT COMPANY? IS THERE A
COMPANY PHOTO AVAILABLE? THANKS GEORGE |
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From: |
Orford, NH |
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E-mail: |
Sandra.M.Beaumier@VALLEY.NET |
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Lyle Clarence
Brown |
Thursday, 9/2/99,
11:14 PM |
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This is an excellent
web site. It revives memories of my boot experience
(August-September 1943) as a member of Company 338. I'll be glad
to hear from other members of Company 338. My address is 205
Nogal Lane, Waco, TX 76706 (Ph. 254-662-0816). |
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From: |
Waco, Texas |
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E-mail: |
Lyle_Brown@baylor.edu |
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harry fried |
Thursday, 9/2/99,
4:42 PM |
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i was the first boot
co in sampson unit f co 401 october 1942 went to aviation
machinest school memphis tn came out amm3|c shiped out of san
fran to s pacific went to many islands fiji was my longest with
scouting squardron67 became 2nd class oversas 2 yrs discharged
may 46 |
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margate fl |
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E-mail: |
hfried1057@aol.com |
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JimKelly |
Wednesday, 9/1/99,
9:57 PM |
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Juast thought i would
stop by and see if anything else had been added.Keep up the good
work JakeAnyone else who served on the U.S.S/Monterey CVI 26
from commisioning in 1943 untilJan.1945.I was transferred off in
Bremerton ,Wash.and shipped back to the Philadelphia Navy yard
where I picked up the U.S.S.Fall River a heavy Cruiser.I am a
plank owner on 2 ships. |
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Middlesex N.Y.14507 |
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E-mail: |
jkellyb@localnet.com |
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Phil MacMichael |
Wednesday, 9/1/99,
5:39 PM |
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Great beginning !!!
Keep it up for us old salts. |
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From: |
Scio, New York |
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E-mail: |
Philmacm@aol.com |
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