where can I find the crew members aboard the USS Dyess in 1965-66?
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the first website is military.com's unit registry so you'd have to sign up but that's a link to the registry for the uss dyess. the second is a listing i found of some people that were on it(not all are the dates you need). hope they help!
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go to classmates.com and ask someone to post it on the reunion photo album area
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Try\nwww.starrett.com
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http://members.yahoo.com/\nu can search there
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I would keep trying to contact someone at Ft. Bragg until you get some information. He has to be on a data base there somewhere. Good luck.
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http://www.uscg.mil/USCG.shtm
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There are many ways for you to find the passenger list of the ship. I have searched for that ship for your case, but I have found none that match the date and the complete list of names. I am sorry, but here is a way to help minimize your search and help you look into lists and be sure of its accuracy:\n\nhttp://home.att.net/%7Earnielang/ship05.html
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you might try contacting the USNA or the Navy for biographical information.
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WWWA.nko.navy.mil if you are in the navy or navy reserve it should let you search for just about anyone that's in.
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Try http://www.searchsystems.net
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Go to military.com and classmates.com
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This was a little before my time, but you might enjoy taking a look at the USS Magoffin APA-199 Veterans Association.  And sure enough Sam Rubin is listed as the officer in charge of Membership/Ships Store/Past President/Editor for the association.\n\nTell your grandpa the website is very well done.
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secret service\n\nhttp://ustreas.gov/usss/investigations.shtml
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I have a nephew who is a Chief Petty Officer in the Navy and he is a recruiter too.  If you want, you can e-mail me through the link on my posting and I can put you in touch with him.
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You can also try the Ft Huachuca site below.\n\nI'm a tanker... Never been to AZ so I can't say where to look on the site.
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There is apicture on this site, but could not find any info on the crew.\n\n\nUSS Windsor (APA-55), 1943-1946\nUSS Windsor, a 13,143-ton attack transport, was built at Sparrows Point, Maryland. Originally begun as the merchant freighter Excelsior, she was taken over by the Navy while under construction and launched under the hull number AP-100, which was changed to APA-55 by the time she was commissioned in June 1943. After shakedown, the ship went to the Pacific, where she took part in the Marshalls operation in January-February 1944. During the rest of the year she participated in landings on the northern shore of New Guinea in April and May, at Guam in July, Peleliu in September and Leyte in October.\n\nWindsor was overhauled on the U.S. west coast during late 1944 and early 1945. For the rest of World War II, she transported men and materiel between the United States and the central and western Pacific. After the fighting ended in August, she supported the occupation of Japan and took part in Operation "Magic Carpet", the effort to bring U.S. service personnel home from the former war zone. This duty was completed by early January 1946, and Windsor was sent to the east coast where she decommissioned in March. She was turned over to the War Shipping Administration in August 1946 and subsequently had a long career as a merchantman under the names Paul Revere (from 1947) and Expeditor (from 1949). She was scrapped in Taiwan in 1972.\n\nThis page features our only view of USS Windsor (APA-55).
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8th air force has records of most of the crews in wwII. There is a web site. Look it upon google or yahoo.