Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 Alumni Group

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I served in NMCB 62 from 1980 to 1985. I would like to find others from that time.

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I want to thank Norm Hahn for reconnecting me with Hugh Mcllroy. It was 46 years ago that we last saw each other. He contacted me & we had a great phone conservation. Again thanks to Norm Can Do !!
Lee Prator

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I would like to get in touch with Hugh Mcllroy, JR.
He & his wife lived in the appt. above me & my wife in Gulfport. Would love to reconnect. I was attached to the 20th Naval Construction Reg. he was in MCB 62 deployed & returned to Gulfport to go to OCS, I believe. Then I went to MCB 121. Lee Prator & my wife's name was Pat

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Hey Bees was in Gitmo public works as a UT from feb 1976 to feb 1978 and then assigned to NMCB 62 was in Guam on the ballast line project and a little on the Laundry.
I was the guy that got stabbed I beleive it was Sept. of 78, anyway got out in June 79, still in construction on the Inspections side of it. Miss the the days of working with an extrodinary group of Guys and being part of it!!!

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Coming to 2016 reunion hoping to see some guys I know was CE3 B co.

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Hi Jim, hope you still have the photocopies that I sent to you in the Phillipines!?!? Ever guess I was supposed to be a Navy Seal???

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75-77 62 Okinawa and Diego Garcia

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Served with mcb62 from late 67 t0 70. Transferred to Davisville to teach a school before early out Sept late 70

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Brother Minutemen:

The registration and tour forms for the April 2016 Gulfport reunion have just come out via email. If you are planning to come to the reunion and didn't get your copies by email send me an email and I'll forward them to you. Don't wait! There are only 250 tickets being sold for the banquet. We will hold our alumni meeting 11AM Sunday morning, before the going-away picnic.

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Recently joined the MCB 62 Alumni Group. Searched the member names and saw so many names I remembered. It's been 50 years, don't know if I'll recognize any faces. I was in Personnel for four years so I got to see and know most of the Seabees cause they would come thru our office for leave, training, transfer, discharge. After 4 1/2 years of active duty with only MCB-62, I joined MCB-22 in the reserves for 10 more years. The Can-Do spirit has always helped me overcome problems encountered. It cracks me up when I see any kind of construction jobs being milked by workers that I know the Seabees could complete in hours or days. Shout out to my fellow Personnelman, David Gudgel. Seen any more Giant Frogs. Hope to see ya'll in Gulfport.