A roll call of all Marine Crash crew personnel who I know or who have sent me their information
Updated 14 March 2006
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Gus NavarroGus Navarro 7051 USMC 1981 to 85
SSGT Channie Newberry Jr:
: Hello to all CFR Marines,
PISC 81,
Tours at NAS Millington 82,
MCAS Okinawa 82-83,
MCAS El Toro 83-93,
back to Okinawa 93-96,
96 thru present at Cherry Point
. Anyone send me a line. Semper Fi Channie
Chris Newman Whats up fellow crash crewers. Hope every one is doing well. I would like to say that I miss hotspot and 48 hr shifts, but I don't. I do miss the time sleeping at hotspot (oops I mean turret watch) and the fun we had when the section leader went home (oops I mean to bed). Well drop me a line sometime and let me now how things are going.
Joseph Newcomb
Cherry Point Aug 91 to March 95
Newsome,
Sam
Formerly Cpl.Newsome and maybe a few other names by some. Great
site Diehl, I just happened onto your site and started reading
the decription of the harrier crash, (my last one), and said hey
that sounds like...and it was!! Those were the days. I would love
to hear from some of my fellow crewmen, we did't have women back
then. I stop by Quantico CC every once and a while just to smell
Lt H2O again. I am a Police Detective with Prince William County
Police, was hired my last day in the Corp. I joined the department in 1980 21 years ago
YES JOE SCHMIDT AND I STILL STAY IN TOUCH AND STILL GET INTO AS
MUCH TROUBLE AS POSSIBLE WHEN WE GET THE CHANCE. OUR OLD MOTTO:
NEWSOME AND SCHMIDT - SPECIALIZING IN CRASH SITE CONFUSION !
"Sam, I bet you would love to see that one picture I took at
Hotspot with you and the wild man from Arkansas , in it: You were
sitting hotspot in a P-4, and we coast up to you, without you
hearing us, as a matter of fact, I think Joe was driving the
truck I was in. Question, did you ever find any holes in your
eyelids LOL, Ike"
Mission Viejo CA USA Capt.NILSON, George 6002 60/81
SN: 1887756 MCRD San Diego Platoon 323
May 60 Retired: HMR(L)-162, H&MS-16 (61/62),
HMM-362,HMM-163,HMT-301(62/67), H&MS-15 SU1 (67/69), HMH-363
(69/76), HML-367 (76/77), MCASET (77/80), VMFP-3 (80/RET)
"Crispy Critter" here, we need to get HMM-163 (63 / 66)
Representation at the USMC Viet Nam HELO Pilots/AirCrew Reunion
in Pensacola, FL 1998
Skip Nix
Looking for those Crispy Critter who served at the point between January 1976 - July 1979.
I had a hitch in Futema Okinawa from January 77 to January 78
and then finished up at Bogue Field.
Would love to hear from any of you! Semper Fi. P.S. Does anyone remember the Great Havelock Fire?
Richard NormanCpl
77 to 80 MCAS Beaufort SC
Earl
Northcutt
Iwas in crash crew from 60 to 64 MOS then was 6461
was at the point, japan, beau.
went to cc school in mill. Tenn.
been to Formosa, Oki, Spain,Korea.
I found this page off the marine guest book. I am brand new at
this whole mess.
I have dumped a few loads in training MB5 and pulled a lot of
hose and rolled drums of bad JP4 to the pits.
REGARDS L.CPL Earl Northcutt 31 months in grade.
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