David De Rooy replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"I was in boot camp in 1968 and co. 4050 was a prisoner company made up of guys who had screwed up pretty bad. They weren't just scroungy. They had gone awol or hit somebody. The guards were armed plus carried billy clubs, and at night they were put…"
Aug 21, 2019
Leonard Lewis RM1 replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"I don't remember Co. 4050.  I went through boot camp in San Diego in 1961 and remember Co. 4013.  It was the scrounge company, made up of those that couldn't cut the inspections etc..of regular boots.  Was a Navy misfit company.  Most in that…"
Aug 21, 2019
Adrian Hernandez replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"I remember seeing that 4050 correctional company.  I seem to recall that they wore pink sailor hats.  Didn't they carry buckets of sand too?  And they had a special step when marching.  By putting down one foot loudly on the pavement.  I think you…"
Aug 21, 2019
Jon Yim replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"A few years late in your lament..."
Aug 21, 2019
Jon Yim replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"Welcome to 2015, Shipmate...I shot this at Camp Nimitz (Worm Island) on December 26, 2014...SDFD cadets learning to pack and haul hoses up ladders and stairwells of Barracks 88 & 89...training continues and the predominant color here is turnout…"
Aug 21, 2019
David De Rooy replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"When I was in boot camp (RTC) San Diego, there was a prisoner company (Co. 4050) this is were they put all the bad boys who had trouble adjusting. It made quite an impression on all who saw the way they were run around at double-time and yelled at.…"
Aug 21, 2019
David De Rooy replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"I remember Co. 4050 and the pink Dixie cups. Their barracks were just a stones throw away from our own. Once I had to go there to stand a fire watch (2000 hrs - 2400 hrs) I remember the guards who were barely out of boot camp themselves, they were…"
Aug 21, 2019
Kevin Bearden replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"Anderson?  Weren't you the company Yoeman?"
Aug 21, 2019
Miguel Angel Tamayo replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"I went to Boot Camp in 1981 Company 91 Chief Tomines was my Company Commander.."
Aug 21, 2019
Alan Amarias replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"August 14th 1958
 I think it was Co. 301 we were in, I remember being fire company probably sometime in Sept. and were wer sent out to the Laguna mountains most of us just set on trails and watched for hot spots, and the food was awesome at the camp…"
Aug 21, 2019
Kevin Bearden replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"Hello Larry Steven Anderson.  I, too, was in Company 110 from April to June 1974.  and TM1 Conklin was my company commander.  I remember that he had a limp, evidently from injury aboard a sub, although, as I recall, he was also on PBRs in Vietnam…"
Aug 21, 2019
Larry Steven Anderson replied to Jim Decota's discussion Join the effort to make the USS Recruit ours again! in RTC San Diego
"You have my support . Larry Anderson FA/HT   1974      Georgetown California"
Aug 21, 2019
Terry Schneider replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"Anyone interested?
 
I have many, many JPEG's of RTC and NTC that I have accumulated over the years.
 
I just need to know how to upload/download them so they can be viewed.
 
FYI:  I have been following the"Corky" outfit ever since they took on…"
Aug 21, 2019
Larry Steven Anderson left a comment on RTC San Diego
"I went in April 74  (Co 110 ) and heard a coment or two about a car hitting recruits, That's why we had the crossing guards..."
Aug 21, 2019
Jim Decota replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"It is a shame that the long and historical tradition of NTC, San Diego became nothing more than a check mark on a page of the BRAC brats! Thankfully, some of it remains! Personally I think TDE-1 should be turned over to the control of Navy vets!…"
Aug 21, 2019
David Carter replied to Larry Steven Anderson's discussion RTC San Diego in RTC San Diego
"Yes it is a sad story what San Diego did with such a historic sight. The Last time I saw the TDE-1 was in 2006 when my First Ship had a Reunion In San Diego, When the Navy turned over the base to developers it all went down hill."
Aug 21, 2019
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