Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 62 Alumni Group

Comments

Drafted in November 1972 while in Junior College. Enlisted in Navy for 4 years and served 3 1/2 years secondary to delayed enlistment. San Diego boot camp, 16 week Builder school in Oxnard, CA and off to catch up with MCB-62 in Guam. Unit Clerk for 3 months (they found out I could type 42 words/min) under Lt. Yankouf(?) then joined D company doing what I was trained to do. Ken Tims, Dave Kleckner, Joe Murdock, Dick Michaud, Bruce Martin, etc. How about the guy from Ocala, Florida; cowboy from Graybull,Wyoming, the trucker from Missouri, etc. Help me out guys? Besides Guam, Gulfport (at least 18 months), Okinawa, Phillippines, and Sicily. Still serving our Lord. Will have been married for 25 years in October. One son Patrick who is a Junior in College. God Bless you guys.

Comments

Served with NMCB 62 in Delta Co from 73-75 . Deployed to Guam and Sigonella, Sicily while with the battalion. The guys I met and the friendships I still have are incredible. I think about these men and the times we had and how they changed my life. Looking for a few of them and if anyone has information please email me. Tom Williams, Jack "Tater" Tate, and Ron "Rocket" Monroe.

Comments

Served with NMCB 62 from 73-75 in Delta Co. Deployed to Guam and Sigonella, Sicily while with the battalion. The guys I met and the friendships I still have are incredible. I think about these men and the times we have and how they shaped my life. Looking for a few of them and if anyone has information please email me. Tom Williams Jack "Tater" Tate and Ron "Rocket" Monroe.

Comments

NMCB 61 - 1983-1986

Comments

I was in 62 69-72, deployed to camp Haskins Danang VietNam. Interested in hearing from shipmates. I was in a band in Vietnam called Glory. I would love to hear from any of the band members, Tom Sarpolis, Bill Montoya, Don ?

Comments

I spent four year with 62 and have very good memories of that time. I was given the nickname Heavy be BMC Faulkner because I was 6'2 and weighed 140 pounds with sand in my pockets. I'm still 6'2 but at 250 the nickname is more applicable. I have five children and a grandbaby now and work as an assistant principal at a middle school in Virginia Beach.

Comments

Norman great web site. Hope all you Sixty Two Vets are doing well. One heck of a Battalion best damn Alfa Company. Served from 87 until the end. Drop me a line.

Comments

I was in NMCB-62 from 73-75. I was a member of Bravo Company. I deployed to Guam and was sent on a detachment at San Miquel Phillipines. Next deployment to Rota Spain I worked as a electrician in the camp shop. Spent alot of time in the galley in Rota repairing those refers cooking grills. I enjoyed the years in 62 and would like to hear from some of the folks I served with.

Comments

My father, Steve Pack, served as a Seabee. He did two tours in Nam. I am his firstborn and recently been diagnosed with Tethered spinal cord (related to Agent Orange by VA). I have been fighting VA for two years now and three surgeries later. This will never go away and my spine will deteriorate. Never new anything about this until I ran into a former Vet. Please spread the word if any of this sounds familiar. I know my father was proud to be a Seabee. I am proud to be his daughter! God Bless.

Comments

Looking for email addresses for two guys from NMCB 62. Joe Izworski, CM3, 4-69 to 11-70. Carl Marsh, no rank or dates of service available, have no information on him. I sent both of them letters 4-30-08 but neither responded. I hope they are still living. If you know them, pass this on to them. If they are deceased, let me know. Thank you, NMCB 62 Alumni Group Secretary.