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| Name: Rick Knorp From: Clay Center Kansas E-mail: knorp@twinvalley.net |
Vietnam 1969-71
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| Name: chappy young From: Sturat Florida E-mail: chappy@gcyinc.com |
MCB 133 Aug 1969 to Sept 1972, EA-2, A Company, Later CB Team 133-09
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| Name: Doug Ketchum From: Ohio E-mail: dkwketchum@yahoo.com |
I was in A-co. from 87-90. Did Okinawa, Rota, Guam and America Samoa. Looking for Kevin Jokerst from Mo. or anyone else from back then.Get ahold of me
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| Name: Gary Phillips From: Detroit E-mail: hockeyhillbilly@comcast.net |
Just want to give a shout out to all the 133 Red Rats.Especially those from 1980-1982. GO RED WINGS!Peace.
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| Name: Greg Hamm E-mail: greghamm@bellsouth.net |
I will add to Mr. Isenbergs post that there was also a detachment to Vietnam in 1970 from 133, Det. Kangroo. Seabee Teams 13305, 13306 and 13307 also deployed to RVN. The 69 deployment was certainly not the last time that Seabees of 133 went to Nam.
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| Name: Lowell Isenberg From: Minneapolis, MN E-mail: laisenberg@aol.com |
I joined MCB 133 in January, 1970 after basic training in November and December, 1969. My time in MCB 133 was the first deployment for the battalion not to Viet Nam after being recommissioned. Most of the battalion was sent to Guam but 'detachments' were sent to Japan and the southern Mariana's. I left MCB 133 with a transfer to MCB 10 during the deployment to Guam. My goal was to remain on deployment to complete my time in the service without redeploying for a second time. I was fortunate that MCB 10 was short of EO2's.
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| Name: F. David Bunch CMA3 From: ft. Lauderdale Florida E-mail: dave.bunch@browardschools.com |
A Co. 4th platoon at Camp Faulkner, DaNang 67'. Got early out May 68' Gulport, Miss. Was very inmature, a real j***, and "skated through" during my service to say the least during that time. I am very glad to have survived Viet Nam. Turned my life around because of being in the service and Nam experience. I am a better person now and very successful in my line of work. Think all 18-20 yr olds should serve at least two yrs. min. Although I probably do not deserve it, I still feel I did something right during my service. As with many Viet Nam vets I am very anti-war. It is a shame that a lot of good men and women gave so much for so little. I have an awfull lot of respect for my fellow sailors in MCB 133 and as a matter of fact, all SeaBees, we build, we fight! You guys rocked!
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| Name: Shannon A. Teal From: Waco, Texas E-mail: hmcmnavy@windstream.net |
I was with MCB133 66-68 Made first deployment to DaNang. Was a Third Class Corpsman. Retired from Navy 1994. When and where is the next reunion. Would like to see and talk with you Guys. Stayed at Gulfport last week. Man has it changed since 1966. Give me a shout
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| Name: Michael Jones BU2 From: Cape Vincent New York E-mail: michaeljones0758@btinternet.com |
Hi Fellow Bees I was with 1333 from 75 until 79. I made the roosevelt roads deployment Diego Garcia but I was the most luckyest Seabee in the world as being Expediter in the Phillippnes for that one I deployed to spain then Sigonella and last deployment was back to Rosey Roads. I would like to hear from anyone who served with me.I remember a few guys Mike Rusch , Mark Maquire Paul Mickelson Bill Conners Lt Buckman, Capt Gene Davis, Capt Bruce Geibel, Hank Alveres to mane a few. God Bless All who wore the Green
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| Name: larry young (pokey) From: salina oklahoma E-mail: l.young26@yahoo.com |
was in gaum rota iraq diego i was a cm seen some names i rember been looking for brad miller or anyone else 89-93
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