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usmc85204
02-18-03, 12:51 PM
Lookin' for anyone who served with 2nd Radio Bat. stationed at wonderful camp Geiger, North Carolina from about January 67 till about November 69.
Art Petersn
02-18-03, 01:37 PM
I was at Geiger in 58 and was back to visit the camp last Dec.
You will not believe the changes in the base. The same goes for Camp Lejeune.
DAVID MULLINS
08-25-05, 09:54 PM
I was a Troop Handler there from April 68 till discharge in Aug.
FOX CO.
usmc0353
08-26-05, 12:18 AM
I was an Instructor at Camp Geiger summer of 1966.
I was in Radio Platoon, 8th Comm. Bn. August '54 to November '55. Then posted to Marine Detachment, London, England. Some fellow Marines at Geiger: Paul Savage, Bob Morton, Bob Savacool, Roger Surprenant, John Cushman, Don Hamilton, Frank McVey (McVeigh?), Carl Bailey, Lt. Kupstas.
PTWARRIOR
08-26-05, 11:21 AM
Looking for anyone who was in 2nd bn 4th Marines(2/4) when they were stationed at Camp Lejuene 90-93.
8th&I Marine
08-28-05, 10:40 AM
PT Warrior
I went to boot camp and SOI with some of those marines in 2/4. They would have gotten there in sept. of 1989.
Cantrell
TadTimov
07-14-07, 02:04 AM
I was in Radio Platoon, 8th Comm. Bn. August '54 to November '55. Then posted to Marine Detachment, London, England. Some fellow Marines at Geiger: Paul Savage, Bob Morton, Bob Savacool, Roger Surprenant, John Cushman, Don Hamilton, Frank McVey (McVeigh?), Carl Bailey, Lt. Kupstas.
My dad was in the Army and we were stationed at Ft. Leavenworth from 1984-1986. I saw the name Bob Savacool listed above. I was trying to find a Marine by the last name of Savacool who used to be my baseball coach from 1985-1986. I can't remember if his name was Ed or Bob. All of my coaches from 1985-1986 were Marines, and I have very found memories of that time. If anyone knows of any Marines who were at Ft. Leavenworth from 85-86 I would appreciate the help.
jetdawgg
07-14-07, 09:47 AM
I was in 2nd RadBn from 80-82
Camp Geiger 1974 I 3/8
also ITR - 1972
FistFu68
07-14-07, 03:02 PM
:evilgrin: I USED TOO DO PULLUP'S,ON THE TOP RAIL;OF THE OLD-WATER-TOWER.BEFORE SHOVING OFF FROM GEIGER,TO FT.BENNING;THE YEAR 1968!!!:usmc: WELCOME HOME MARINE:evilgrin:
cbillings
01-30-08, 11:03 AM
I Was In Mt 8th Comm, 1956 57.then Returned 1959 To 4th Truck Plt.
Cpl Cbillings
rkuipers67
07-23-08, 06:17 PM
Got there in APRIL of 59, tried out for and made the camp baseball team as a pitcher. When my buddies "FINISHED" ITR I left the team and followed them to Division, M/co 3rd/bat 6th Marines. :confused:
Kenneth Maguire
07-25-08, 11:15 PM
I was at Camp Lejune 78 to 80, 3/2 H&S
I was in Radio Platoon, 8th Comm. Bn. August '54 to November '55. Then posted to Marine Detachment, London, England. Some fellow Marines at Geiger: Paul Savage, Bob Morton, Bob Savacool, Roger Surprenant, John Cushman, Don Hamilton, Frank McVey (McVeigh?), Carl Bailey, Lt. Kupstas.
My dad was Bob Savacool, who was at Camp Geiger. He was in the Marines when I was born (Oct. 25, 1955). He died in November, 2000 of cancer. I still have a couple of pictures of him in uniform from those days and I remember my dad talking about the names you mentioned above.
I immensely saddened to hear about your dad. He, Bob Morton and I had some great times together at Geiger. Would you consider emailing me a few of the photos you mentioned?
My dad was Bob Savacool, who was at Camp Geiger. He was in the Marines when I was born (Oct. 25, 1955). He died in November, 2000 of cancer. I still have a couple of pictures of him in uniform from those days and I remember my dad talking about the names you mentioned above.
Not certain my first reply got posted. Would you consider emailing several of those photos to me?
Hi -- glad to get a reply from you. I am attaching some photos. Others in the photos are not identified, so I hope you'll recognize some of these Marines :)
The group photo is labled Third Recruit Batallion, June 14, 1954.
Jamie
Your dad worked for a time in the HQ office of our unit. I recognized him immediately; however, I don't recall any of the others in the photos. Turns out, too, that your dad and I were at Parris Island at the same time, summer of '54, although in different platoons and companies.
I also recall several trips your dad, Bob Morton and I made to Duke. I think your dad knew someone there in one of the fraternities. We dated several girls there.
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