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Submitted by: CPO James Anderson USNR Ret

From: Canton Georgia

Email: janderson770@windstream.net

Added: 01/15/2010

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Ths is the first time that I have been in the guestbook since I joined the 62 Alumni. I served with 62 from 1966-1968 in B and D company. As looking through the guestbook I saw a few names that I remembered. After I left 62 and was discharged I reuped and was assigned to NMCB 14 and then With NMCB 24 where we were recalled to the Gulf War. I Retired in 1994. I am now the Commander of Island X-1 Atlanta. would Like to hear From any of my old ship mates from 62.

James Anderson.

Submitted by: Don Milligan

From: Biloxi MS

Email: milligandmlli@aol.com

Added: 01/11/2010

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I was in MCB 62 from 1966-68. One of the first 50 from D'Ville. Looking for any B Co. people.

Submitted by: Mark Webster

From: Kansas City

Email: exechef602@aol.com

Added: 01/08/2010

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I was attached to NMCB 62 from February of 1977 to about June of 1979. I started as a MSSR and left the battalion as a MS3. I met the battalion in Diego Garcia and left near the end of homeport after Guam. From there I was stationed as a Winter Over for Operation Deepfreeze. I was part of S-4 Division (Headquarters Company). I worked in either the BOQ or Base Galley in each of the homeports.

Submitted by: Charlie Dunn

From: Lewisberry, Pa.

Email: chargolf@gmail.com

Added: 01/06/2010

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Served 2 tours in VN, Phu Bai and Red Beach. I was CE2/DV1. Still keep in touch with Jim Mennucci SW2/DV1. Thinking of comming to reunion in 2010. Email me, Later

Submitted by: Charles 'Rusty' Brasfeild

From: Vicksburg, MS

Email: rustybrasfeild@wildblue.net

Added: 01/06/2010

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I joined 62 in October of '71 in Puerto Rico and deployed to Diego Garca as the MLO officer followed CWO Woolnough as Admin Officer in Guam. I served in reserve NMB 23, the 8th regiment, Brigade and on the RNCF staff after converting from line to Civil Engineer Corps. I also served a year on the OP323 staff while recalled to active duty in '81.

Submitted by: Steve Robinson

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Email: azgr8@yahoo.com

Added: 01/06/2010

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I was assigned to NMCB 62 in 1975 till 1977. Believe it or not, I do miss those days. Just out looking for all those that I ran with in those days. Also trying to find photos form then and photos from when I was stationed in Kenitra Morocco the publics works dept. Hope that everyone has a great New Year

Submitted by: Gary M. Ludban

From: Wolcottville, Indiana

Email: garyjready@embarqmail.com

Added: 01/04/2010

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Just web surfing and found your site. Wanted to let you know that my brother Glen C. Ludban was a member of MCB-62 KIA on June 30, 1969. If one of you guys would give me an email address I have a picture of Glen you might place in one of your news letters or whatever. Let me know.

Submitted by: Craig Longley

From: Bowling Green Ohio

Email: clongley@woh.rr.com

Added: 01/01/2010

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My last year in the Navy was 1975 and my "Sea Duty" was an assignment as hospital corpsman with MCB62 home based in Gulfport. I was deployed to Rota and have fond memories of Ciudad de Plata, and the surronding towns in Southern Spain.

Submitted by: Tiffany Flannery

From: Long Beach, Ms

Email: punk_rocker_2oo6@yahoo.com

Added: 01/01/2010

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My father was BU2 Denis F. Flannery. He was killed in Sigonella, Sicily on March 27, 1989, just before 62 decommissioned. I was only six months old when he died and have only a few snapshots and what my mother has told me about him. If you knew him or ever met him I would really like to talk to you or hear what you would like to say about him. I have nothing and it's like I'm missing half of who I am. Anything you would have to say or share would mean the world to me. I hope you will hold up the "Can Do" attitude.

Submitted by: Anthony Campos

From: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

Email: anthonycampos@roadrunner.com

Added: 01/01/2010

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I was with MCB-62 in 67 and 68 at DaNang and Dong Ha. CO was John Paul Jones, Jr. I was a YN3 with Bravo and Operations.