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Current Service Status
US Navy Veteran (FMF)
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Current/Last Rank
Hospital Corpsman Second Class Petty Officer
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Current/Last Primary MOS
HM-8404-Field Medical Service Technician
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Current/Last MOSGroup
Navy (FMF)
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Primary Unit
1969-1970, HM-8404, SERE School/Brunswick, ME
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Service Years
1966 - 1970
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What are you doing now:
I retired from 3M-Co., with my last assignment being Portland, Or. After a year of retirement living in Portland, my wife and I relocated to Montana, my home state. I enjoy hunting and fishing, and Montana memories of how it used to be drew me back.My family is the most important thing to me, so I look forward to all my visits with my grandkids and kids.
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Other Comments:
My 3 years and 9 months of active duty in the Marines and Navy introduced me to some of the best people I have had the pleasure of meeting. I have rubbed shoulders with some very high powered, educated, well informed people from all walks of life. To be sure, my relationships and friendships with people in the military are number # 1 in my book !
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From Year
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To Year
1968
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People You Remember
Capt Carr, Gunny Phringer, Cpl Paul Bresino, Doc Ballard
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Memories
Mike and India Co.'s 3/4 were lifted off the tarmac at Khe Sahn Combat Base and staged for an effort to help 2/4 and 3/1, who were heavily involved in stopping the NVA from over running Dong Ha.Our CH-46 was hit by ground fire, as we came in for a landing and the CH-46 to our starboard side went up in a ball of flame !
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