USS Askari ARL-30 Guestbook

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Name: Gene Dickinson
From: Irving, Texas
E-mail: raideravg@msn.com
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My father Leonard A. Dickinson, was a signalman 1st class aboard the Askari in 1945. He passed away on 3-9-09.
Added: Mar 27, 2009
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Name: Marshall Kus
From: alvin texas
E-mail: mkus@stealthwave.net
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en3 04/69 04/70 ac flats one long yr. 100% disability the benifits are great w/v.a. use your benifits, looking for ship mates
Added: Feb 21, 2009
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Submitted by
Name: Terrie Landry
E-mail: tlandry37@yahoo.com
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My father served on the USS Askari from 1945 to 1950. I was just doing some research on the "30"
Added: Jan 17, 2009
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Submitted by
Name: Steven Clark
From: Las Vegas, Nv
E-mail: steven_clark2005@yahoo.com
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Trying one more time to get this right. I served on Askari from 07/70 to 06/71 in the AC Generator room. I retired from the US Navy after 20 years and Askari was my first ship and I still think of her very fondly.
Added: Jan 11, 2009
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Submitted by
Name: Steven Clark
From: Las Vegas, Nv
E-mail: steven_clark2005@yahoo.com
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The Askari was my ship. I retired after 20 years and still think of her with the fondest of memories.
Added: Jan 11, 2009
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Submitted by
Name: Clyde H. Varney
From: Monterey, CA
E-mail: chvkg123@hotmail.com
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Served on the Askari as an ET-2 from 7-7-67 to 7-7-68
Added: Nov 25, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Von Hudson
From: Bryan Texas
E-mail: vonh2@verizon.net
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I served on her from 03-52 untill 10-53
Added: Oct 15, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Joe Kowalczyk
From: Boise Idaho
E-mail: havnfun@cableone.net
Comments:
I was aboard for a brief or short 10 days if I remember correctly in Guam in 1971 Aug-Sep time frame. I was assigned to the engineroom to help repair a down engine before we turned this vessle over to the Indonesian Navy.
Added: May 31, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Gary Reichert
From: Hamilton Montana
E-mail: gary@lonepinemt.com
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I was t.a.d. aboard from Nov. 67 to Aug 68 as a signalman. I was just reading about the tet of 68 and our opperations in the Delta during that time. I used to think that most of the experiences in VN were much like mine in the MRF. I have since found out how much more we took the fight to the enemy than many others stationed in country. I am proud to have been with the Askari during the action of those months I was aboard her.
Added: Mar 24, 2008
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Submitted by
Name: Robert Holiday
From: California
E-mail: greenmac0101012000@yahoo.com
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68-70 Robert enlisted in the US Navy on his 18th birthday in Colorado Springs Colorado, and left for San Diego for training shortly after. Viet Nam and was assigned to the USS Askari. At that time, He volunteered for the additional 6 month period and was released in early 1970 with an honorable discharge. He was eligible and received most of the medals listed in the history for his ship. After his return to Colorado he was eager to start his life and his family and married his fiancee of 18 months in August of 1970. some one had to take these pics of my dad
Added: Jan 30, 2008
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