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Leave a MessageSubmitted by: Boris Sokolohorsky
From: Stony point New York
Email: SOKOLOHORSKY@AOL.COM
Added: 09/28/2013
Submitted by: Alumni Group Secretary
From: Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Email: normhahnjr@yahoo.com
Added: 09/12/2013
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Minutemen Brothers and Sisters,I regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Linda Smith, beloved wife of Malcolm Smith, EO3, who was in Det Barracuda during the 3rd Vietnam Deployment, March - November 1969.
Linda was a terrific Lady with a super personality who accompanied Malcolm to many of our reunions in Hampton, Virginia and Gulfport, Mississippi. She will be missed by all who knew her.
To view her obituary, go to the Wetzel Funeral Home website listed above or send me an email and I will forward it to you. Alumni Group Members can log in to Link 21 on our website to get Malcolm's address. Non alumni members can send me an email and I will email you his address.
Submitted by: Norm Hahn
From: Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Email: normhahnjr@yahoo.com
Added: 09/09/2013
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Minutemen Shipmates, this email just in from the museum store:The NMCB 62 Challenge Coins are in. Give us a call to order.
Sincerely,
William Shaner
Seabee Museum Store Director
Port Hueneme, CA
805-382-2695
Submitted by: robert lunsden jr (chubby)
From: nj
Email: lunsden@aol.com
Added: 09/07/2013
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i was in 62 A co 74 75 remember dave weddle tom wolfe wolfman sweet pea mckeon would love to hear from anyone who remembers meSubmitted by: Laverne (Vern) Poff
From: Gentry, Missouri
Email: heyvernp@grm.net
Added: 09/03/2013
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served in 62 from 73-77 in B an C Co. Arrived in Guam on New Years eve. 73, WOW, how life changed that night over a screwdriver. Made the mistake of letting them know I could type, an was made Co. clerk in B Co. till we returned to Gulfport. Stayed pressed an shined an some how stayed out of trouble so in turn was able to go on great details. To this day I still have dreams of being in 62 but always missing part of my uniform. I'm looking for Tom Gasparro, (Jasper)from PhillySubmitted by: VernonB King CM2
From: Denton Texas
Email: vertab4236@msn.com
Added: 09/01/2013
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I joined 62 Oct 1986 Have lot of great memories with the guys on airdet and all the homeport training. Went to Rota on the advance party.Had some serious problems with my x got into some serious trouble got it straightened out she caused me to get an early out. Worst thing I ever did.Regret it to this day.met some great guys we had great times.recognie some names but would like to hear from those that remeber me.Keep up the great work ya'll or doing with site.Submitted by: Paul Journey
From: Nutley, N.J.
Email: ce1pj62@gmail.com
Added: 08/14/2013
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I was with 62 77 - 81 Co. B, had a great time with the machineSubmitted by: Fred Cirksena
From: Iowa
Email: fcirksena@mchsi.com
Added: 08/11/2013
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I was assigned to NMCB-62 in the fall of 1973. After A school in Gulfport, MS ( first place I ever saw pop machines stocked with beer ), I aws shipped to Guam for the end of the tour. Went on to Oki, Rota Spain, and then Diego. I left Diego early as my time was up. Overall, my experience was a love/hate one where I loved the work but hated the military environment. I guess that's why after I got out, I enlisted in the Army Reserves for a year and then on to the Iowa National Guard for 6 more - did not get enough time in to retire with pay but learned that I could learn to enjoy the environment.Submitted by: Keith Fields
From: Linton , Indiana
Email: spankykf727@yahoo.com
Added: 08/07/2013
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Served in 62 from Sept.80 - 85 ,back to back Diego Garcia, Crane In., Okinawa. Greatest time of my life ! Long live the SCREW !Submitted by: Dennis E. Doherty
From: Charlestown, Mass.
Email: D.Doherty304@comcast.net
Added: 08/07/2013
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Diego deployment 81 Great times, Good memories,Great fishing too. Whats up to all I was with.