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October 2011 Gulfport Reunion
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Summer 2011 Jonathan Grohs at home in Connecticut
August 2011 65th Annual Navy Seabee Vetrans of America reunion in
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Generously provided by Jack R. Honeycutt, MCB40, Vice Commander of
Island X-1, Selma, North Carolina
August 2010 Moline, IL Reunion
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Febuary 2010 Seabee Reunion in Hampton, VA.
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NMCB 62 Reunion at Gulfport, MS October 2009
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Reunion Hampton, VA Febuary 2009 Photos Captioned
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Mike Bongiorno,
My new license plate on my 2008 Dodge Ram pick-up
Hurricane Katrina; Gulfport Biloxi Photos Taken in 2006
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Rember this one?
July 79-March 80
Web Master Emeritus
Billy Millican
Pictures of Diego Garcia taken by LTjg John
Crosby, C Company Commander on the '77 Diego Garcia deployment.
Some of the photos were taken in 1976 when I made a trip to the
"Rock" while stationed with the OICC office in Manila,
PI
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Guam Deployment, 8-73 to 5-74
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Bob Hope and Red Fox at the U.S.O. show on Diego Garcia.
Above picture is Mike Geno operating
dozer, not sure who he ran over.
This one is Chad Turner on right
helping to pull shipmate from underneath the dozer's track.
Note: I directed this fake accident
- pretty good eh?
I'm not sure who the other guys are
in this picture.
I can't believe I walked out on
these tubes and took this picture!
I was on this detail to hook up
the cement syphoning tubes.
Photographs courtesy of Al Archer, CM2, USN, NMCB 62
Minuteman from January 1969 to November 1970.
Nickname: "Rock Ape"
Photos added to the Minutemen Website May 2010
Norman, I have about 175 slides I have scanned into my computer. I
will send you a CD copy of them if you would like them on the NMCB 62
website. Most are from the Dong Ha area up to the Rockpile. Some are
from DaNang. I can remember where some were taken, and maybe someone
else will know where some of the others were taken.
Norm; I'm going to try to send the pictures. I have them split up in
four bunches - first bunch from Dong Ha- Rockpile area from the 1969
deployment. I was on the service truck for awhile. At the Rockpile I was
on the supply truck. That is the one with the 50 Cal. on top. I had a
driver and I would sit in back on the 50 Cal. after we would leave main
base, most of the time it was after the security was pulled off of RT
LTL9. The pictures of the rock slide are at bridge 912 on way to
Rockpile, there is one of Camlo Bridge and one of the Camlo rock
crusher, some of air strikes on the Rockpile, and some photos of the big
guns at the Rockpile.
The second bunch is from the DaNang area, some from the hill 55 work
site, the blown up equipment is from that area. I've put captions on
some of the ones I could remember.
The third bunch is some USO shows and I think they are up at Dongha.
I'm real not real sure maybe someone else can put a name to some of
them.
The forth bunch is all of the previous three combined.
I have made a list by the numbers on the bottom of the pictures. I
hope they will come up when you download off of the CD. Photos # 083,
084, 089, 090, and 102 are at bridge 912. Photos # 086, 100, and 155 are
home at Rockpile. Photo # 091 is the shop at dongha. Photos # 106 and
118 are the coffer dam outside dongha. Photo # 129 is water crossing at
bridge 912. Photos # 126 and 150 are the big guns at Rockpile.
Photos # 128, 143, 144, 145, 149, 153, and 154 are the Rockpile
area. Photo # 217 is the 8in mobile gun: # 228 is Camlo bridge: # 187 is
the Camlo rock crusher: # 003 is my 5 ton with 50 cal. on top that I
carried supplies to the Rockpile. Photos # 006, 033, 034 and 035 are air
strikes on the Rockpile: # 011 is a 5 ton fuel truck: # 014 is a TS-24
that has a big OOPS! Photos # 108, 120, 122, 123, 142, are DaNang area
hill 55: # 257 is Spud Almond and #248 is Larry Farris sitting & George
Muskiganis standing. # 269 is my service old gas deuce.
I hope someone else can tell where some of the other pictures are
from; I've got some more pictures I'll send later.
Norman: I put the picture CD in the mail today I hope you'll get them
the first of next week. I didn't know you were an old wrench turner,
I've worked on everything from the big stuff we had in MCB to big boat
to big trucks. I worked in truck shop for over twenty years,
I left there about three years ago I'm now working for the Maryland
State Police as a DOT inspector I know how they work so I know what to
look for and we find a lot of bad things.
If I can help anyone with there slides let me know, I'm just
learning a lot about the computer. the scanner I got dose a good job and
it's not hard to use. You’ll see that the slides I sent don't look to
bad
for there age, I can do more as soon as I learn more about the
photo shop program to take more of the dust and junk out.
To bad we didn't have any trucks like the one in these four
pictures. They are my nephews.
Al Archer, NMCB 62 Minuteman & Alumni Group Member
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Seabee Beacon 1969 Sugar Bowl
1969 Dong Ha and Gulfport, MS.
Five groups of photos taken by
EA2 Paul "Wally" Wollenhaupt
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BUL3 Mike Parker Enjoying C-Rations
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