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sfailla2
Oct 18, 2018

Need help

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Dear naval Brothers: I was part of the commissioning crew and saw service on the Kitty Hawk from her very beginning. I need help finding the name of a person who visited me abroad the ship between the dates of 09-13-1962 & 10-07-1962 when we were in San Diego before our first cruse to the far east. The ships boarding logs would contain this information but I need help finding them. If anyone knows how to find them you can contact me at;

E-mail sfailla2@brighthouse.com or 820 South Davis Blvd. Tampa, Fl. 33606-4025 Thank you, Sebastian R. Failla MM2

llgigatt
Oct 19, 2018

Privilege to communicate with a plank owner. Came a few years after you, 1968 to 1971. See y were a MM. Were assigned to a main space? BT3 Lyda, 2MMR. Text or call 251-599-8731

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signal10
Jan 21

How can I find a list of the Active KH Assn Members?

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john_laseron
Sep 19

Yes, the help is inquired for the good and all comfortable persons for the territory. The visitors of the paperwritingservice.reviews/a-writer-com-review/ are viewed for the full strength for the citizens. It is opened for the entertainment of the help and aid for the deserving candidates.

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