Pilgrim, William, Jr., Sgt

Motor Transport
 
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Current Service Status
USMC Veteran
Current/Last Rank
Sergeant
Current/Last Primary MOS
3521-Organizational Automotive Mechanic
Current/Last MOSGroup
Motor Transport
Previously Held MOS
3516-Automotive Mechanic
Primary Unit
1980-1981, 3521, 2nd MAW
Service Years
1972 - 1981
Official/Unofficial USMC Certificates
Cold War Certificate
Enlisted Collar Insignia
Sergeant
Two Hash Marks

 Official Badges 

US Marine Corps Honorable Discharge (Original)


 Unofficial Badges 

Cold War Medal Cold War Vietnam Era Veteran


 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
Post 9
  1988, American Legion, Post 9 (Garden City, Kansas)


 Additional Information
What are you doing now:

F.Y.I. FOR ALL SERVICEMEN IF YOU WANT TO GET COPIES OF YOUR S.R.B.
or other records,

try this link to obtain your records.
Hope they will help in your quest to

Find your Platoon book.
www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/index.html



These are links set up for you to try.

Use and locate your Platoon Book.

Good luck

https://www.facebook.com/groups/
marineplatoonbooks



http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_
sb_no...rbook&x=6&y=20



http://www.biblio.com/search.
php?sta...order=priceasc



http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.
html?LH_IncludeSIF=1&_kw=
Marine&
_kw=Corps&_kw=
Parris&
_kw=Island&_sop=10



http://www.abebooks.com/
servlet/Sear..
.epot&x=43&y=20




http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_
odkw...rbook&_sacat=0



https://militaryyearbook
project.com/



http://www.yellowfootprints.
com/modules/
Jig/index.php



OK, People, this Link is for Leatherneck Magazine.

They will place a wanted ad for you asking for
your Platoon book or Photos.

And they will do it for free.

At least they did it for me at the time I asked
them for help.

Once you have received your book or photo,
You'll need to write to

them and inform them
so they can remove your listing.

Please be courteous to them and it will go a long way for you.

www.mca-marines.org/
leatherneck/



F.Y.I. FOR ALL SERVICEMEN,

IF YOU WANT TO

GET COPIES

OF YOUR S.R.B. .

Or other records,
try this link to obtain your records.
Hope they will help in your quest.

Good luck finding your Platoon book.
www.archives.gov/veterans/military
-service-records/index.html




These are Links set up for you to try to use and locate your Platoon Book.
Good luck


http://www.amazon.com/s/
ref=nb_sb_no...rbook&x=6&y=20



http://www.biblio.com/
search.php?sta...order=priceasc



http://www.ebay.com/sch/
\i.html?LH_IncludeSIF=1&
_kw=Marine&_kw=Corps&
_kw=Parris&
_kw=Island&_sop=10



http://www.abebooks.com/
servlet/Sear...epot&x=43&y=20




http://www.ebay.com/sch/
i.html?_odkw...rbook&_sacat=0



https://militaryyearbook
project.com/



http://www.yellowfoot
prints.co
m/modules/Jig/index.php




OK, People, this Link is for Leatherneck Magazine.

They will place a wanted ad for you asking for your Platoon book or Photo.
They will do it for free. At least they did it for me at the time.

I asked them for help.

Once you have received your book or photo you'll need to write to them.
Let them so they can remove your listing.
Please be courteous to them.
It will go a long way for you.

www.mca-marines.org/leatherneck/



If you go to San Diego you can check out this site. it's www.platoon
photo.com
 


 








 

   
Other Comments:

Before going into the Marines, I started working at a Skating Rink and worked there for two years, as a repairer of skates and Floor Guard I also worked part-time as a burger flipper at a burger joint. When I turned 17 I went and joined the Marines in 1972 and they placed me on hold till Feb 12, 1973, when I was able to go to Boot Camp in 1981 I got out.. Then I started off working in 1981 as a Feed truck Driver in Hooker, OK. I worked there learning how to Doctor Cattle process cattle and operate heavy equipment did that for about 7 years, then moved north to Garden City, Kansas, and started working in a Plastic Fitting manufactory making PVC pipe fittings and had a job working part-time and worked in Radio. After having to stop working at the piping fitting shop. I went to full-time radio playing music and worked myself up to Program Director, then last year they switched to all talk radio and went to the satellite program 24 hours a day and they didn't need me anymore, so they let me go and then I went to work again in a feed yard In S.W.. Kansas and worked there for 12 years and had so many accidents from working there. They sent me to a Doc and he declared me unable to work, so he put me into retirement mode and that SUCKS !!!!! 
One thing I'm very proud of is I am Very Conservative and not a Democrat..

Play bass guitar and in Bands called, Dale and the Bandits, Twin Country, Country Justice, and Born in the Barn. 20+ playing and making music for a little time 20+ years. The biggest thing, opening for Jason Brown out of Nashville TN. I also sang with Billy Walker from Nashville TN...I had a good time playing and making music.
The funniest thing that ever happened while playing at a gig. This young lady walked up as I was tuning my guitar and asked me this word for word, " Hey cowboy, what you doing after the show tonight, and no sooner than she asked My Wife to pop up and said he's going home with me Bitch!!! ah, the life of a Married man in a Band...

Now, after all my injuries have caught up with me, I'm having a hard time.. I'm limited on playing my Bass now and Planing on hand surgery to try and correct it. I'm working on a better range of motion and reach.
That really hurt because I really loved my music.
Now the only thing I can do is stay at home cook do some housework play on my computer try to replay my Bass, and help other Marines with whatever they need. I love helping others, It gives me satisfaction to help others who don't know how to do something or just to help during the period.
I now belong to a Facebook Page that helps Marines Find their Platoon books. if anyone wants information on finding that or other information, just follow this link.. https://www.facebook.com/groups/
marineplatoonbooks

Also, every now and then, I'll drive for car dealers and go and bring back new and used cars and trucks. Not a lot of money, but fun too. I'm able to see a lot of the country and have some fun..
Well, an update. I gave up car and truck driving because of my heart. Had to.
In the winter months of November & December & some of Jan., I portray Santa Claus all season long and have a great time doing it. I've been portraying Santa for 25+ years and professionally for 15 years. But now that everything has caught up with me, I have to give that up.
I'm Married to Debbie and she's a great wife and my Little Goddess ..
I really hope after my hand surgery I can start playing my guitar again..
My hand surgery didn't go as well and my hope to play was dashed.
Now I really have got into collecting Goebel and Hummels.
I have a collection of over 11- 5-tier bookcases. In all, I have over 1000 of them.
That does it for me now. See you later.
Oh, my own Marine Corps Cave wall.
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  1973-1974, 3516, Motor Transport Maintenance Co, 1st Maintenance Bn
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From Month/Year
August / 1973
To Month/Year
January / 1974
Unit
Motor Transport Maintenance Co Unit Page
Rank
Private 1st Class
MOS
3516-Automotive Mechanic
Base, Station or City
Camp Pendelton , Ca.
State/Country
United States
 
 
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 Motor Transport Maintenance Co, 1st Maintenance Bn Details

Motor Transport Maintenance Co, 1st Maintenance Bn
Type
Support
 
Parent Unit
1st Maintenance Bn
Strength
USMC Company
Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Jan 21, 2023
   
   
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14 Members Also There at Same Time
Motor Transport Maintenance Co

Burk, Lavern, LCpl, (1973-1977) 35 3522 Lance Corporal
1st Maintenance Bn

Santana, Ace, MSgt, (1974-1997) 11 1169 Master Sergeant
Loupatty, Willem, Sgt, (1972-1977) 21 2171 Sergeant
Roberson, Joe, Sgt, (1973-1977) 28 2841 Sergeant
Astrup, Peter, Cpl, (1973-1976) 21 2111 Corporal
Saucedo, Augustine, LCpl, (1973-1976) 3241 Lance Corporal
Parker, John, Sgt, (1973-1976) 13 Sergeant
Willard, Jonathon, MSgt, (1970-1990) Sergeant
Electronics Maintenance Co (ELMACO)

Bordeaux, Donald, SSgt, (1970-1973) 28 2831 Staff Sergeant
Wisehart, Christopher, MGySgt, (1967-1990) 59 5935 Staff Sergeant
Ford, Howard, Cpl, (1974-1979) 28 2841 Corporal
Edquist, Bruce, SSgt, (1965-1978) 2861 Staff Sergeant
Wisehart, Christopher, MGySgt, (1967-1990) Staff Sergeant
H&S Co

Fountain, Daniel, Cpl, (1965-1974) 30 3041 Corporal
Ordnance Maintenance Co

Slusher, Calvin, Cpl, (1972-1974) 21 2111 Corporal

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