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What is your question?
Truck every morning and several times a day when starting has to crank several times before it will catch and run. Once or twice a month it will act like there is no starter and I have to unplug the battery and wait a few minutes then try again, and It starts up like its brand new. I have been told by a so called "mechanic" ( I say that because he is a friend and never went to school) that it is the crankshaft position sensor, but i'm unsure. I read on websites that a bad or going bad CPS will cause the engine to die while it is running. My truck never has issues driving just starting.
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I would guess if the crankshaft position sensor was failing, you would have a check engine light on. I would start by test the charging system (battery, starter & alternator). Then scan the computer for codes. What you are writing, does sound correct. Just a good ideal to verify.
Charging system is 100% brand new and operating great. CPS i was told from Land Rover themselves will not trigger code from computer.