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Comments by Ron Barron on Monday, September 11, 2006 at 10:48	IP Logged
A brief report on the Battalion Wall Memorial dedication... There was a very good turn-out for the ceremony and everyone played well with one another and we all had a good time! The Wall Memorial is quite impressive and the committee served all of us veterans and our descendants with great care and consideration. So,be sure to let them all know how you feel about their fine efforts and make the pilgimage to Quantico to witness it in person as soon as you can! This concludes the reunion series and there will be no more as far as I can say at this very moment. That is, unless some individual(s) step forward to initiate, and host, any future small group reunion or a full-sized reunion. Thanks for your attention and your support all these years!!! Semper Fi, Ron Barron
North Carolina

Comments by david larson on Wednesday, September 6, 2006 at 17:47	IP Logged
I served in D Co. 3rd AAV in 29 Palms under Capt. Frietus and First Sgt Arnel in the early 80's.
Ohio

Comments by Jack W Windsoir on Sunday, September 3, 2006 at 10:28	IP Logged
Hello all I was in USMC, B co 1st Armoured Amphibian Battalion on Tractor LVT A5 #B2. My Tank Commander Was Staff Sgt Patterson. My Memoirs are soon to be in "Koreanwar Educator" Jack W W
Washington

Comments by Joe Koller on Tuesday, August 29, 2006 at 06:11	IP Logged
I was with 3rd Tracs at Marble mountain from june to Oct. My 4yr hich was up and got out of the Corp, I was in Comm. section and Sgt of the guard, did patrols up to the crows nest on Marble mountain, I was with 5th. Comm before that from 66 to 68 then 29 palms I hated that place and went back to Nam in 69 to 3rd Tracs. Semper Fi Marines Joe
Wisconsin

Comments by Ed Scanlon on Friday, August 25, 2006 at 14:02	IP Logged
I was at Camp White Beach, Okinawa with 3rd Amtrac Battalion from 1959 to 1960. Also at Camp Delmar,Oceanside,Ca. Semper Fi.
Kansas

Comments by Jon Bauer on Wednesday, August 23, 2006 at 23:27	IP Logged
For Hugh Connelly: thanks for the update. I'm looking forward to seeing y'all on the 8th. I'm sure many memories will be recalled, as well as many surprises to how us old guys have changed over the past 38 years.
Florida

Comments by Hugh Connelly on Tuesday, August 22, 2006 at 19:38	IP Logged
We have lift off! I spent about 10 hours yesterday working with our designer and her friend (a Navy Seabee who was in our neighborhood in Vietnam Dec '67 to Mar '68 when he was WIA) installing the Memorial Wall Display. They finished it up this morning. So, we have the wall... it looks great and is waiting for all of us to come see it and dedicate it. Thanks to everyone who contributed, whether in cash, in kind, photos, maps, etc, or just providing moral support... and a special thanks to my fellow Committee Members: Martin Johnson, Bob Throm, Mike Silverman and Gene Miller. See you in Quantico September 8th!
Virginia

Comments by Timothy R Jones on Friday, August 18, 2006 at 17:49	IP Logged
Graduated from schools bn 01-93 in December 1992. My 1st duty station was Big "D" Co of 29 Palms.My 1st CO was Maj John J Jackson. Units which I served with were, A Co of Camp Pendelton, MSSG 31 (Okinawa), A Co of Camp Lejeune. God Bless All past, present and future Devil Dogs. YAT YAS and SEMPER FIDELIS.
Oklahoma

Comments by Tony Celiberti on Friday, August 18, 2006 at 13:51	IP Logged
USMCR 4th AAV H/S Co. Tampa, Fl from 1981 to 1982. USMC 2nd AAV A Co. from 1982 to 1986. Back to USMCR 4th AAV H/S Co. Tampa, Fl from 1989 to 1994. Semper Fi YAT YAS
Tennessee

Comments by Mike Turner on Sunday, August 6, 2006 at 15:36	IP Logged
Enlisted 1972 served at amtrac school less than a year spent the rest on the rock with A co and B co came back to camp pendelton then left 1976 for the civillion world i retired from the army res 2002 I will retire from my fed job in two years .Those first four years were growing up years the hard way but worth it . I would like to hear from my old buddies life is to short semperfi
Oklahoma

Comments by Dale "Wes" Wesselius on Sunday, August 6, 2006 at 02:20	IP Logged
I was with the engineering tracs at Cua Viet 67-68 until Sgt Fox volunteered me for a CAP unit. I was originally with H&S company on the E1 engineering tracs. They were good times because it was spent with brother Marines even though we had to burn the sh*tters and dodge the incoming. Great site--glad I found it.
Washington

Comments by R. Barron on Wednesday, August 2, 2006 at 16:01	IP Logged
Here is an update on the Battalion wall Memorial dedication... as of last week there are 100+ persons confirmed to attend. These 100 persons are of course a combination of veterans, family members, and guests. This is the FINAL gathering of the Battalion reunion series started in 1987, so consider your options and join us there! SF
North Carolina

Comments by Brian on Tuesday, August 1, 2006 at 13:31	IP Logged
Does anybody remember a David Hevle. Cpl USMC did two tours in Vietnam and was KIA at Chu-Lai in 1967. I would like any information on him. He was my uncle. Thank you
South Dakota

Comments by Robert Young on Thursday, July 27, 2006 at 15:16	IP Logged
Served in "C" CO., 1st AmTrac, Korea 1951-1952 up on the Ham river. Served "B"CO.3rd AmTrac, Del Mar and Hawaii.Looking for Richard Dean Myeres of L.A.
Missouri

Comments by Randy Rubel on Tuesday, July 25, 2006 at 18:25	IP Logged
I am helping my brother out with trying to lovate members of his unit. His name is Tom "Doc" Rubel, he served in Viet-Nam 66-67 in 1st Marine Division, 3rd Amtrack Battallion. He was in Headquarters and Supply . He would enjoy very much hearing from anyone that served with him. I tank you all for your service and God bless you all.
Tennessee

Comments by Harris, T. W. on Saturday, July 22, 2006 at 02:21	IP Logged
"A" Company 2nd Assault Amphibian Battalion 1983-1986. Grenada..Beirut.. Remembering names of fellow trackers, Lt. Holloway, SSgt Chase, Sgt Tipton, Cpl Petty, Leguard, Welch, Dowling, Young, Harrison, Goodman, Duncan, Cockrill, Love, Castro, Morrison, Ortiz, Paso, Logsdon, Kalman, Ludwig, Fisher, Martin, Quinones. Wow after 20 plus years surprised that I got that many names.
Ohio

Comments by Jon Bauer on Thursday, July 20, 2006 at 01:40	IP Logged
I just posted the Angrunt Memorial Dedication info on www.military.com on the 1stAmTracBn, 3rdMarine Divison unit page. Hopefully the info will reach a few more brothers.
Florida

Comments by Joe W Reed on Sunday, July 16, 2006 at 16:30	IP Logged
was with 3dAAV B&C Co and H&S (Bn Career Planner) from 1980-1983 and with 1st Trax Vech Bn Okinawa Japan 1983-84 (Bn Legal Admin)and with 3dAAV B Co from 84-86, anyone that might know me drop me a line reunited with a good friend, Top Frank Felbe from !stTrax onthe rock during a American Legion convetion in Washington state after 23+ years, so those of you that can Joine the American Legion and help serve those who serve us. UHRA!! YATYAS! Joe W Reed Cpl USMC Always Faithfull
Washington

Comments by TOM on Wednesday, July 12, 2006 at 15:15	IP Logged
I WAS STATIONED WITH 1st Tracks, A Company 4th Platoon from Aug 1 1967 to August 23, 1968. I look forward to attending the AMGRUNT MEMORIAL WALL DEDICATION. Has anyone heard from Sgt Wright?
California

Comments by GARRY(JOEY)BISHOP on Tuesday, July 11, 2006 at 07:25	IP Logged
Third Mar.Div. 1ST AMTRACKS A CO. Maint Platoon Nov.67 Dec.68!! I served with Gene Miller, Jerry Reid, Dave Scalzo,Tinch, Martinez, William (Bill)-Barrentine. I was the youngest in the platoon until Pamalo showed up. Like to hear from some of you guys
Texas

Comments by kenneth ward on Wednesday, July 5, 2006 at 11:51	IP Logged
Served with H&S Company, 3rdAmTracBn, from Oct 68 until Oct 69 at Marble Mtn on the React Squad. Wouldn't mind hearing from anybody else who served on that squad.
Oklahoma

Comments by Tom Thompson on Tuesday, July 4, 2006 at 21:52	IP Logged
I was with the 1st Amtrac Bn. Alpha Co. 2nd Platoon from December 67 to January 69
New York

Comments by Kevin Lockwood on Monday, July 3, 2006 at 13:34	IP Logged
I am restoring a LVT-3 Bushmaster. Would love to hear from WWII/Korean vets who served on or around these. Their distinctive feature was the twin Cadillac engines. Hope to have vehicle ready to share in the Okinawa event at the Adm Nimitz museum in Texas.
Kansas

Comments by Mark Smith on Monday, July 3, 2006 at 09:14	IP Logged
Served with 1 AB at Cam Schwab in OKI in the CO. B Office and the went to CO. A a a Armeror. wher i finished in 69-70
Kansas

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