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"I attended Yeoman "A" School October to December 1966. On to NS Roosevelt Roads, PR and then on to Naval Support Activity Saigon, RVN for duty at MACV.
Bumped into several classmates along the way. Would like to hear from anyone."
Bumped into several classmates along the way. Would like to hear from anyone."
"Looking for shipmates from Roosevelt Roads circa 1967 thru '68. Worked in Security and Admin Departments. "
"Joined in Poughkeepsie. Went to Boot Camp July 1966 (Co 464). Left boot October 7. On to YN A School Bainbridge, MD. Two years at Navsta Roosevelt Roads, PR. Then on to Naval Support Activity Saigon for duty at MACV. One year on the ground. …"
"I remember your father very well. Just like it was yesterday. A true old salt. Check out my wall and see a couple pictures. One of the accident and the other a department picture. Your dad is standing next to LCDR Thompson, Dept. Head. BM1…"
"...and I lived at Dodge City too. Building is still there I think. "
"I too spent two days there in March '69. The Annapolis on scenic Plantation Road, Saigon, RVN"
"I too worked at MACV. March 69 to March '70. J3-02. I was USN for duty at the HQ. "
"Base police of the security department getting ready to assume the watch. Circa 1967."
"Stationed at Roosevelt Roads from January 67 to January 69. Was at Security Department and Admin. "
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Location
Middletown, NY
Birthday:
November 29
Rank
Petty Officer Second Class
Enlisted Rating
Yeoman
Where were you or your family stationed?
Naval Station Roosevelt Roads, PR Naval Support Activity Saigon, RVN (for duty at MACV)
Veteran of Foreign War
Vietnam
Current Status with the US Navy
Honorably Discharged
Start date of your service
July 1, 1966
End date of your service
July 1, 1972
Comments
No I'm afraid we lost our father about 21 years ago to a heart attack he died in his sleep peacefully . His most favorite thing to do was to spend time (everyday) with his third grandaughter my oldest daughter. He love all of us deeply and I got the chance to do thing with him I never got to do while he was in the navy. We enjoyed his retirement. my dad and our mother was able to travel to Illinois to visit with his oldest son ed and his family. Ed had two daughters like myself. My father would be proud of my youngest daughter she is shipping off to great lakes nts this July to start her career in the navy. He would probably tell her to go into the air force like he told also. Ha ha.
My father SM2 Edward L. Lee jr. Served at roosy from 67-69 at the ships dept and also base security you might know him he won an award for saving a man who crashed into the security blvd at the bottom of admin hill . I still remember that blvd bearied into that hill and those walls along the entrance. My brother ed and I went to high school there. I served their myself from73-79 in the navy attached to amid p/p dept.