The SS Charles C. Randleman was a Liberty-class ship that was built under a MARCOM contract during World War II. It was laid down and launched by J.A. Jones Construction at their shipyards in Brunswick, Georgia in February 1945. The ship was named after a crewman of another American ship, the SS William C. McTarnaban, who got lost at sea after the ship got torpedoed by a German submarine in May 1942. Soon after the launch, the ship was transferred to the American Foreign Steamship Corporation but in August 1945, the ship was grounded near Mindoro Island and declared a constructive total loss. If you served in the U.S Navy for many years and you believe you were exposed to asbestos during that time, you have legal rights to seek financial compensation that attorneys with experience handling asbestos claims can help you obtain through the Department of Veterans Affairs. Consequently, if you are experiencing shortness of breath, a persistent cough, chest tightness, loss of appetite with weight loss, contact a law firm to explore the possibility of compensation for your resulting physical suffering.
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