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renato maldini
From: newington nh
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E-mail: maldini9872@yahoo.com		 Served with nmcb62 from 77-79. Any bees from that time. Also PW at navfac
antigua 76-77.Detachments to diego and creete greece.Memories of the bees
still with me and always will. Looking to talk to anyone that remembers.
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George Morton
From: Vermont
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E-mail: georgem@surfglobal.net		 Served with CMB133 in Gulfport from 1975 to 1979, Bravo Co.. Left 133 in 79
to CBU418, Bangor, Wa. at the Trident Sub Base.Left CBU418 in 1981 to PW at
NAVCOMMSTA Harold E. Holt, Exmouth, W. Australia. Cross-rated in 1982 in
Australia to MAA. Left Australia 1984 for brig duty, Newport, R.I.. Left
brig duty in 1986 to USS Edson(DD946) in Newport. Decommed it in
1989.Transferred To USS Samuel B. Roberts(FFG58) and retired off her in
August of 1990 and moved index.html to Vermont and bought a home in the
mountains. My wife and I and two beagles. This past year the BEES lost two
from the retirement community that were dear friends. BU1 Henry
"Hank" Alverez and CE1 Howard "Jesse" James. Would sure
like to hear from any fellow BEES from 133 75-79, CBU418 79-81 or PW
Australia. Miss the Seabees, the greatest Navy in the world. Once a BEE
always a BEE.
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Trish
From: Washington
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E-mail: trishravits@comcast.net		 Am interested in any information on the Seabees that were with USN Fleet
Air Wing 7 in Dunkeswell, England during WWII. If anyone has any info,
please email me. Thank you.
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Daniel Holzwarth
From: State of Maine
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E-mail: dholzw51@wmconnect.com		 I was in NMCB-3 1971 to 1975
Was in Japan, helping build a Brig.
Also was in Puerto Rico, worked in Supply.
Would like to hear from anyone that knows of me.
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Brian Elliott
From: Waxahachie tx.
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E-mail: prayin21@yahoo.com		 Don't know if anyone out there remebers me served in NMCB4 from 81-85 was a
Bu3 when I left for sere training. Love to hear from anyone that knows me!
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frank walter
From: Pennsylvania
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E-mail: frank1208@msn.com		 I served in USNMCB40 from 72-76. Three deployments....Rota, Okinawa and
Rosey Roads. I was doing a homeport when Davisville/Quonset Point closed
and they relocated 40 to Port Hueneme. The other Davisville battalions went
to Gulfport. This happened in early 74. I had done boot camp in San Diego
and Builder A school in Port Hueneme. Though I was a Builder, I worked in
the armory for most of my time with 40. I did the deal with all of the
weapons, taught cla** and ran the rifle and pistol ranges. When we were
in Okinawa, I came within 4 points of breaking the range record for .45 cal
pistol at Camp Hansen. (USMC)That was a very proud moment.

While at Okinawa, we had a very good softball team. At Kadena AFB, they
had an annual softball tournament , sponsored by YASAK (youth activities
services at Kadena). There were about 40 teams involved for a double
elimination tournament. I caught for NMCB 40's team. We swept the whole
thing and basically won the champioship of the island. We were the
proverbial dark horse. What a feeling!!! The command was really proud. So,
if Jimmy Medina, Howie Culver, Kennie Mellon, Jeff Bradley, Doug McCampbell
or any of those other hard hitting get dirty type of ball players see
this.....feel free to write. They are some of the best memories of my life.


I hope this email finds an old friend, brings a smile to someones face
or stirs up an old memory of a time when we were younger. I wish my best to
all fellow Seabees......Frank
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A Seabee from NMCB74
From: NMCB74
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E-mail: gettinmoody@bellsouth.net		 NMCB74 Any Reunions Planned? Please contact me at the address to the left
Thanks
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Chris Yahn
From: Missouri
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E-mail: clez76@yahoo.com		 I was a heavy equipment operator from 1979 to 1983 stationed in Gitmo, Cuba
and Charleston S. Carolina.
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NMCB3 UPDATE
From: Pt Hueneme 74-83
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E-mail: h2otalk@yahoo.com		 Another Bro Found: John Kokinda

A BN3? Watch your mail for John's updated profile

Later, TEET
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mike goode
From: michiacan
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E-mail: michaelcm1123456@aol.com		 Hi Gery Bastian . i worked in the parts department giving out parts to you.
i worked on tent city in guam .and did some work for pao. i worked for the
same chife as you did.i was in the light side then . i allso did some time
later inspecting havy side .i now live in michigan i got out in 86 as a
cm1. when i left mcb4 i went index.html to dego garcia for 13 mos . send me your
email i will send a photo of me to you so you can know who i am . i need
to go for now but keep in tuch. nice hearing from you . do you reamber
gary watson he worked in the light side .
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