133 Seabee Veterans Association

Submitted by
Name: darren (chigger-elmo)gray
From: florida
E-mail: dmdmrsh@yahoo.com

Comments:
he everyone was in 133 85-87 andros and rosey roads p.r. I was in C. company any one remembers me shoot me an e-mail

Added: April 30, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Richard Townsen
From: Poconos in PA.
E-mail: rtownsend55@gmail.com

Comments:
My cruisebook lists four HM 1's Richard Chappell,Leonard Kaylor, Paul Shulaw, and Jack Simpson. The Detail P.I. didn't show one in their group photos. :!devil:

Added: April 22, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Richard Townsend
From: Poconos in PA.
E-mail: rtownsend55@gmail.com

Comments:
I was on the Okie deployment when we lost Lt.Jeffries and Commander Dobler. I was with the detail in Taipei. I wish I could help with your trying to get in touch with the Lt.'s family. Maybe the Chapel at CBC Gulfport could help? Commander Dobler has a Memorial there. I visited it back in 87. BU3 Townsend NMCB 133 73-77. Hope this helps.
:!cry:

Added: April 22, 2012

Submitted by
Name: David Snitchler
From: Binghamton, NY
E-mail: dbmsnitz@verizon.net

Comments:
For any of you former Bee's there is a transcription service I used to get a copy of the 1968 Phu Bai cruise book. The man to reach is : Frank Arre, Arre's Transcription Services, 5692 Brazilnut Ct, Woodbridge, VA 22193. phone is 703-897-4737 home office.

Added: April 17, 2012

Submitted by
Name: COL Jon E. Lopey, USAR (RET.)
From: Mt. Shasta, CA
E-mail: eaglesnest7@yahoo.com

Comments:
I was a Marine assigned to Marine Barracks, Subic Bay, RP, during 1973 - 1974. I knew a Seabee Lieutenant, Charles H. Jeffries. I was assigned to Headquarters Company when he and two other Seabee officers (Commander and Captain) were killed by unidentified terrorists on our base perimeter while they were inspecting a road. I realize it has been a long time; however, I would like to contact any surviving family members and give them a letter or brief phone call, which would summarize some things about Lieutenant Jeffries that they would probably appreciate. I also was friends with their Corpsman (PO1) who was a good man and had previously served with the Marines in Viet Nam as a Corpsman. Both men were members of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion 133 and I believe their detachment was "Detachment Wallaby."

Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.

Semper Fidelis,

Jon E. Lopey, COL (USAR - RET)
Mt. Shasta, CA

Added: April 16, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Bob Gullekson
From: Buffalo, New York
E-mail: gull110@msn.com

Comments:
In A Co-4th platoon 66 to 68. Did my time in Da Nang and Phu Bai. Would like to hear from any of you guys from then

Added: March 27, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Don Mazza
From: Gold Beach, OR
E-mail: mazza4gb@charter.net

Comments:
CM3 Alpha Co. 80 - 85 many good times had in the big green machine

Added: February 28, 2012

Submitted by
Name: John Naegele CM3
From: LaPorte Ind.
E-mail: mustang428cobra@hotmail.com

Comments:
I was in GITMO 1976-1977 then I was in MCB 133 1977-1979 I would like to make contack with anyone that was in either one of them at that time. I do rember catching up with MCB133 in Rota Spain. It sure was nice to find this web site. :!cool:

Added: February 27, 2012

Submitted by
Name: Dennis Ruocco
From: Bolivi NC.
E-mail: gulfport67@gmail.com

Comments:
Just wanted to say Hi to the 133 bee's out there. I would also like to let you know that we are planning a reunion in 2013, the exact date and place have not been set yet, but hopefully we will decide at our meeting in Hampton Va this month. Let me know if you would like the info. Bee Sea'n Ya,
Dennis B. Co 66-68

Added: February 10, 2012

Submitted by
Name: omer bernardo
From: ludlow, mass.
E-mail: bomrbern@yahoo.com

Comments:
i was with the 74 and the 125 on okinawa in 1944 and 1945 i was an electrician would like to here from someone who remembers me

Added: February 5, 2012

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