Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 Alumni Group

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I was assigned to nmcb 62 probably in roughly 1975. I was flown to camp shields Okinawa from Gulfport Mississippi after completing a tour with the navy band in Washington DC. I did camp maintenance in bravo co. Following our deployment from Okinawa and homeport in Gulfport I did a tour in Diego Garcia probably 1976 to 16 September 1977 which I was discharged from active duty. I then went reserve in a CBMU out of Green Bay and later NMCB 25 completing my 20 years gir retirement.

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https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/museums/seabee/explore/wwii-cruisebooks/cruisebooks-ncb.html <<<< copy and paste this

Naval Construction Battalion Cruisebooks: copy and paste the address above to access
every cruisebook ever published.



The Seabees began as regular construction battalions made up of 32 officers and 1079 enlisted men. The construction projects undertaken by the Seabees were not confined solely to building naval installations but they were called upon to construct vital bases for the Army, Marines and for the Allies around the globe. In order to meet these diversified demands, Seabee battalions were composed of four construction companies comprising 224 men representing some 60 different trades. In addition, the battalion complement calls for a headquarters company of 176 men who serve as office workers and specialists. The headquarters company made it possible for the battalion to operate as a self-contained unit. When three or four battalions were stationed in the same general sector, a regiment was formed with a regimental staff directing the activities of the battalions. The battalion retained its individual identity, handled its own issues, and local work assignments, but through the regimental staff, groups of skilled men were shifted temporarily from one battalion to another to speed high priority construction projects.

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Just Checking In .. MCB 62. 1st & 2nd Tour. Phu Bai & Danang ! BUL 2

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9-7-2026: If any non-dues paying member of NMCB 62 wants to fill out their database, including their biography, which will give them an idea of how their obit will look TO OTHER PEOPLE after they die, send me an email to normhahnjr@yahoo.com and I'll email it to you. This applies to anyone who was ever attached to NMCB 62. Come to think about it, if you are a dues paying member, I'll do the same for you to also.

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Served as a CM from enlistment till 1986, originally from Illinois

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Checking out the website. No one was able to post since February 2026. At the next Seabee Reunion in Gulfport April 2027 we will be celebrating the 85th birthday of the Seabees. Hope to see alot of y'all there.

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2-17-2026: The All Seabee Reunion in Gulfport will be held from Thursday, 16 April thru Sunday, 19 April 2026. see navyseabee.reunionmanager.com. Or call Pam Taylor @ 228-223-1762 or Robert Smith @ 228-424-1185 to have the info & registration forms sent to you. NMCB 62 will be represented. I just talked to Larry Wheeler and he will again be hosting our Minuteman annual meeting on Sunday morning. If you have questions, call his cell 812-343-1879.

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trying to make contact with James E McCarthy Eo3 alpha company, 1968/70 last known to be living in mineapolis st paul area My phone number is 810 434 5061

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Trying to make contact with James E McCarthy Eo3 Mcb 62

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Looking for phone numbers for James E McCarthy Eo3 living now in Minneapolis Minnesota?