Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 Alumni Group

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27 December
1967The advance party from NMCB-62 departs Gulfport to begin the Battalion's second RVN deployment at Camp Haskins-South , Danang

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BUCR-BU3 with 62 from 79-81. Rota deployment Echo Company and then Det GITMO Charlie Company.
"knee deep in concrete" with John Wiese, Danny Morgan, Gary Fink, Cliff Brown, Pat Burke, Greg Fitzgerald, Dave Boyed, Mark Stewart..... Long Johns Bar sangria parties, (Delores), Bennies.....Paul "Boomer" Schafer, Larry Twinning, Rick Nelson, Jimmy Mims, Brian King, Mike Dianna, Vic Osher, LT Cyphers...Herb Mueler, Stan "mamas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys" Berlager, Tim Guidas, Mike Routie, Chief Banky....???????? Worked hard and played hard. Those who read this and were there..FTN banner on the beach in Gulfport...What a hoot! Glad to have survived those crazy days. Went Back in the reserves in 93 am now a BUC! Who da thunk. What up with you?

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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Seabees and their families especially those currently deployed!

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I was in MCB-62, Headquarters Co. as an EA-3 and mortar gunner from 1969 through 1971. I did a tour in Vietnam from 04/70-10/70 in DaNang, at Camp Hoover and then Camp Haskins South. After that I was went on detachment to Gitmo, Cuba until I was discharged in 10/71.

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Was in 62 1977-1981 BU, Charlie and Echo co. Went to Guam.

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I was in 62 from 73 to 75. I still stay in touch with a couple of 62 guys. I'm joining the alumni today and I hope to see some old friends next year

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Looking for EO2 Bob Davis from Youngstown, Ohio.
Bob's email address, ozarkdolly@webworkz.com, is no longer valid. If anyone knows his new email address
send it to me or have him contact me. Thank you, Norm

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NMCB 62 1980 - 85 Retired BUC living in McHenry MS.

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Hello to NMCB 62 alumni....I was a battalion corpsman from 1987 to decom in Sigonella. Great times and great friends

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I was a CM3 with 62 in 1970 at Hill 55. I've lost contact with everyone I served with over the years. Just last week I visited Gulfport...compared to late 1969 and 70 it looks like Disney World. All the fine brick quarters for enlisted - they look like a Fairfield Inn with all the separate doors. A fancy movie theater, nice gift store, golf course, family housing and on and on. It looked a lot like I'd made the wrong turn and ended up at Keesler AFB on down the road. Spoke to lady at Gift Shop, was told Frank Newcomb had passed, but John Paul Jones was still keeping on in his 80's. Been a long time...glad for the experience, but not the conflict.