Smith, Larry, LCpl

Infantry
 
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Current Service Status
USMC Retired
Current/Last Rank
Lance Corporal
Current/Last Primary MOS
0311-Rifleman
Current/Last MOSGroup
Infantry
Primary Unit
1967-1967, 0311, Marine Barracks Treasure Island, CA
Service Years
1965 - 1967
Enlisted Collar Insignia
Lance Corporal

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 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
Military Order of the Devil DogsSooner; Detachment 559
  2002, Military Order of the Devil Dogs
  2003, Marine Corps League, Sooner; Detachment 559 (Vice Commander) (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma)


 Additional Information
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Past Chairman, Oklahoma Veteran's Council
USS Oklahoma Memorial, Pearl Harbor
Oklahoma Marine Corps Coordinating Council

   

 Remembrance Profiles - 1 Marine Remembered

  1966-1967, 0311, US Naval Hospital Mare Island, US Navy



From Month/Year
- / 1966
To Month/Year
- / 1967
Unit
US Naval Hospital Mare Island Unit Page
Rank
Lance Corporal
MOS
0311-Rifleman
Base, Station or City
Oakland
State/Country
California
 
 
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 US Naval Hospital Mare Island, US Navy Details

US Naval Hospital Mare Island, US Navy
Type
Engineer
 
Parent Unit
US Navy
Strength
Unit
Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Jul 2, 2018
   
Memories For This Unit

Best Friends
Paul Lockman, Jr. E 2/9
Randall Fiske

Best Moment
A visit from my Mom and girl-friend.
And then there was the time someone stopped and asked for directions to the cardiac care unit; pigeons used to fly circles over the building so we told them to locate the building with the buzzards flying overhead.

   

Worst Moment
4th of July 1966; most of us were not ready for the fireworks going off that night. The nurses were busy handing out drugs to keep us quiet.

Chain of Command
Capt. Gail Clark,USN Chief of Neurosurgery;
Commander Robert Conrad (no kidding)his favorite line was, "another victim ripped from the jaws of death by medical science."

   

Other Memories
I spent many hours on the amputee ward because that is where most of my friends ended up. Also, women were brought in from the Playboy Club and surrounding colleges to visit with us. After the first 6 months I spent as much time as I could sneeking off to San Francisco.

   
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