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Subject: Uss Duplin Author: Brian Parlman [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:08:31 04/06/06 Thu In reply to: Thomas Muir 's message, "Great web site" on 08:33:30 01/29/05 Sat Tom, My father Calvin Parlman also had boot camp at Sampson then, I believe, was sent to Fort Pierce, Fla for small boat school and then onto the Duplin, AKA 87. I know little other than they passed through the Panama Canal and onto the Pacific, Kobe Japan, etc. I recall him saying he reentered the States via Seattle,Washington and froze his ass off, on a train with no heat, coming across the northern part of the country during December. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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