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I was an electrician from 3/57 to 12/58 on the Conway. Native Pittsburgher but wife and I retired to Arizona in 1989 after a career as a schoolteacher in Warren, Ohio. Any EM's out there from that era? Especially would like to hear from Bruno Casartelli.

Added: February 1, 2009
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Just received the latest edition of the "Tin Can Sailors" and found our sister ship, the USS Eaton DD-510, on the cover with an article entitled, "The End of Hostilities". I turned to the second page of the article and there is a picture of our beloved Conway. Very interesting reading which contains many references to the Conway in August of 1945. My thanks to Lt. Ridley Monk of the USS Eaton for writing and submitting the article.

Bob Moody
President Conway Veterans Association.


Added: January 30, 2009
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I was a radar operator on the Conway in 1944 through spring of 1946...worked on the ship in the Oakland, Ca. ship yard before heading to the South Pacific,,,,Leyte Gulf, in the Phillipines
Would like to hear from any shipmates...I was one of the youngest on the ship, at that time...
Proud to have been on The Conway...


Added: January 29, 2009
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Great job Lee!
Easy to navagate up Starboard and down Port.
Someone in the news letter asked about the ships bell ? I heard many years ago someone had this bell in Northern California above their bar. The house cought fire the bell was never retrieved?
This is hear say?
Robert ( pete #2 )


Added: January 26, 2009
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I just wanted to add that frome 1963 to 1965 I made sure all my shipmates recieved thier mail. I remember hanging from a chopper to get the mail bags. Oh that was fun!

Added: January 25, 2009
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My dad died on 1-8-09 and he was on the Conway in the early to mid 60's. I would like to hear from anyone that was with him. I also think my uncle was there sometime too. Their names are Howard and Harold Black. My uncle is still with us and living in WVA.

Added: January 25, 2009
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Many fond memories of time spent with Conway...1962 thru 1965..."Cowboy" Foster, RD1 Bill Szenasi and his cigars & sardines in CIC during heavy storms....the trip thru Suez canal...the trip to Petra...wine festival in Limassol, Cyprus....the storms we rode out...chipping the ice off the ship off Martha's Vinyard....good officers, good crew made for a memorable tour of duty....

Added: January 21, 2009
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MY TOUR WAS BRIEF-DESRON32 1966-ON IN JUNE-OFF IN DEC-SHE WAS A GRAND OLD LADY-ORDER OF MAGELLAN-ORDER OF THE CANALS-INTNL DATE LINE-SHELLBACK-ALL IN 6 MONTHS--VIETNAM BATTLE RIBBON-AND KIOSUING TIAWAN--WROTE A SOMG ABOUT THAT CITY-ANYONE REMEMBER?--LOOKING FOR A FEW MATES-BM GEORGE SAYERS=RM3 JOHN HENRY HENDERSON-'BIG' SMITTY THE WEIGHT LIFTER-GREAT TIMES-GREAT PEOPLE

Added: January 21, 2009
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I served on the Conway from January 1963 until January 1965. I would like my name added to the ships roster but it seems that the webmaster site is not functioning correctly.

Added: January 20, 2009
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I like the new websight. I was on the Conway from 1957 to 1960. You need to have Otice Vail tell some of his tales.

Added: January 20, 2009
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