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| Joseph Buchalski From: Brooklyn NY Website: E-mail: mmaclaga@patmedia.net |
I am a veteran from NCB 146. I served in the South Pacific from 1944 to the end of the war. I am looking for any information on any other veterans from that battalion. Added: August 15, 2005 
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| Tony DeMichele From: Forked River N.J. Website: E-mail: Fuzzynuts334@aol.com |
Billy the changes look good and hopefully they will work to keep them SPAMERS out thanks for all your work and effort where would we BEE Added: August 15, 2005
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| Brady Fitelson From: Seattle (Orig southern Idaho) Website: E-mail: bradyfitelson@yahoo.com |
CM1 Retired; PWD Gitmo (Tango 25)82-83; NMCB-5 83-86; ACB-1 (ELCAS)87-88; NMCB-4 89-92; RCHB-5 Seattle 93-95; NSF Diego Garcia 96; EODMU-7 97-99; Recruiter (Seattle) 99-02. Great times, great people. Looking forward to hearing from those I may have crossed paths with in that 20 years. Take care Seabees. Added: August 14, 2005
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| Ron Sandidge From: Victoria, Texas Website: E-mail: rons51@nodial.net |
My dad was John Sandidge. His service time started 11/6/42. Rank at discharge MM1/c. Discharge says assignment at discharge was V-6. Service stations were CB, USN, CTC, Norfolk, VA. 56th NCB. R/S, San Francisco, Cal., R/S New Orleans, La. I know he was in South Pacific for quite awhile. Have a newspaper clipping that stated he was 18 mths overseas at that report time. He talked about almost getting stabbed by Japanese soldier. Anyone know if I can get info on his movements? Added: August 14, 2005
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| renato maldini From: newington nh Website: E-mail: maldini1826@yahoo.com |
Was in navfac Antigua from 76-77. NMCB62 from 77-79. Like to hear from any body durng that time,my rate was ce3 maldini. Added: August 14, 2005
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| Joe Haughey From: Flagstaff, AZ Website: http://flagstaffhouses.com E-mail: joe@haughey.com |
Nice new format. Served MCB 7 1961-63, did a tour in Gitmo during Cuban Missile Crisis and Rosy Roads, P.R. in '63. Can do.... Added: August 13, 2005
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| Joe Amodeo From: Illinois Website: E-mail: joeamodeo@yahoo.com |
My dad Ralph L. Amodeo was head cook with the 92nd on Tinian in WW2...I found a Bee, Fred Buhl on the 92nd web page..his dad Ken knew my dad on Tinian..both were in the 92nd...Fred and I were chatting on the phone and he told me he was a Bee in Viet Nam..He was at places like Dong Ha..Quang Tri..Khe Sanh...I was there at the same time...A U.S. Marine..at places like Dong Ha..Quang Tri...And The Siege of Khe Sanh...Small world... Added: August 12, 2005
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| BOB COCHRANE From: BEAVERTON OR Website: E-mail: caseyc777@hotmail.com |
MCB 7 1956-1957...BERMUDA & BARBADOS Added: August 12, 2005
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| Roger Gonzalez From: Union City, Calif. Website: E-mail: rfgrock@yahoo.com |
MCB-3,Alpha Co.1970,DaNang, Looking forward to the MCB-3 Reunion in Sept,2005 in Vegas. CBMU-302,NAVCAT-2,1971 CamRan Bay To all VietNam Vets Welcom Home Added: August 12, 2005
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| Tom Cabral From: Fall River, Massachusetts Website: E-mail: Tcab52@aol.com |
Served while NMCB 10 Charlie Co. 1969 -1970 Quang Tri Bridge, Mac-V Chow Hall . Would like to hear from any of you old salts Added: August 12, 2005
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