OLD Reunion Hall Table for:
STA Cape Disappointment
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On 12/11/07 Steve Ashely
said:
Serverd as an FA from Alameda for a full four years, left ready for MK1 and a Surfman -
Coxswain qualified snipe to boot, ha. LCDR Sprauge III was the CO, had much respect for him, Thanks
Sir. Serverd with some really excellant people, Rick Sherbert, Ralph Callender, Mark Nolan, Ken
Smith, Tom Bardell, John Zaber, Rick Johnson...and the list goes on. We had a great time there and
lived to the fullest, but when the boat call alarm went off...EVERYONE was ready to go. Best four
years of my life. Drivin small boats in heavy surf is STILL better than sex. Hi Debbie Weber
On 10/25/07 norman brokenshire
said:
norm brokenshire fa here 69 -70 right out of boots to the grave yard of pacific
earnie c irember you doing your revally &having co come done find out who didit drop your what
&grab what?
On 04/16/07 Rick Bolton
said:
Dan Nickerson,
I tried your email address but it didn't work.
On 01/06/07 Dan Nickerson
said:
I was stationed at Cape D from 1982 to 1986 as an FN, later an EM3. Lot's of good
times. Write to me if you were in this era.
On 10/19/06 David Hicks
said:
Hey all, stationed at the Cape right out of boot in '78.Was supposed to go out to the
lightship but a wonderful YN neglected to put that part on my orders so I stayed at the station.
Pissed off the cook on the lightship though. hehe Went up to the MLBS as SN until I went off to QM
school in '79
On 10/06/06 David Womelsdorff
said:
Stationed at the Cape 1967-69 and 71-72 . Been a long time .Cant forget the times and the
people I served with. Thankyou
On 07/18/06 Preston cochran
said:
ss2 cochran i was at cape D and the depot tavern 1980 t0 81 would like to hear from you
all that eat my chow> Im in bellingham,wa now
On 05/17/06 Barry
Armitage
said:
I served at the Cape 1978 - 79 had a great time except during 'port and starboard' summer.
Still married to Janet and we often think of great parties at WiKiKi beach. We visit the area
several times a year and live in Orting,Wa. Nolan, you were a riot.
On
04/27/06 David Trujillo
said:
sure look forward to seeing all the guys that I was stationed with,such as Larry Edwards,
Randy Brazille, acie Maxwell, to name a few.
On 04/12/06 Donald
Mast
said:
Hello to all shipmates stationed at Cape D. I transferred out of the USN in March 1965,
joined the USCG and got my 1st joice of stations, pick CAPE D. for my first assignment! Went out on
the bar in the 36', 40', 44', 52', 22 'bartender, 19'boston whaler! Started my career as an assigned
cook, which I took to for a career move! Ret. 1984 as SSC Juneau, AK. Live in Gleneden beach (6miles
fm Lincoln City, Or. I remember Larry Hicks, BMC Jack Woods, Larry Edwards, Ron Haigh(Pt. Adams),
Vanderhoff, Bob Droski, Jim Masters,Dan Southerland, Johnny Angel, CWO Mead, etc. at least I
remember afew after 40 yrs later! Loved lifeboart stations (3), icebreakers (Staten Island,
commissioned the Polar Sea, loran stations, Dist. SAT Teams). Well enough chit chat, love to see as
many crewmembers during the reunion 2007!
On 03/27/06 Gary J. Hudson
BMC USCG
said:
It is official now. The Pt. Adams, Cape D. MLBS 1960-80 reunion will be held over the
Memorial Day weekend 2007 at Longbeach, Ilwaco, Cape D. I know it is over a year but this is our
first time at this and we want to do it up right. We know we will miss some and if you have not
joined us please do. We have a web site now http://caped-ers.com check it out or e-mail me at
Seapup59@aol.com
On 03/24/06 Paul Ebelmesser
said:
stationed at the cape from6/76-12/78.had the plesure of serving with the likes of mark
nolan,darrell austin, rick hudson,jerry blackburn,pud puhl, jon colt,bill dee my god what a bunch of
piarets we were.some of the best times of my life and fondest memories.am living in astoria hope to
hear from any of my old station mates.
On 03/24/06 Rick Hansen MKCS
Ret.
said:
Greetings to all. I was at the Cape from Feb 76 to about Oct 79. An era that has truly
pasted into history, My first clue was seeing a 44 footer in a freakin' museum. Maybe they'll stick
me there next. I see some names here that I remember. If this reunion takes place I hope to see
some of my old mates. If you remember me (and give a rip) shoot me an e-mail. I'd love to hear from
ya. May your days be F.A.C. W/T.T.R's
On 03/22/06 Gary J. Hudson BMC
Ret.
said:
To all of you that knew him LT.Cmdr Stanley W. Mead cross the bar for the final time at
age 81. For all of you that did not know him you missed out on one of the finest men and one who
during his career served as the Commander Group Grays Harbor now known as Group Astoria and as
Commanding Officer Station Cape Disappointment during the early 70's. He was a fare and just man
that put his men under him first and foremost. He treated us well. For those of you at the Cape when
putting up morning colors look down where the 36 footer is on display. That is where we would see
Mr. Mead every morning standing at attention and saluting the flag. Fair winds and following seas to
you Mr. Mead
On 03/07/06 ERNIE CASSIMUS
said:
To all my ole ship mates, Hi, This is Ernie Cassimus I was a fireman qualitified on all
surf boats and now we're trying to put a reunion together as you can see from Bob Menighini,and Gary
Hudson, yes I was the one left out in the surf in April 69 and yes the water was cold without a wet
suit on.But Guys all kidding aside it would be great to see all you guys again and go out in the
boats and throw someone in the cold water( hell no not me)or even a live hilo pick up, well if
anyone is interested we're well on our way putting this thing together so any help from anyone would
be greatly appreciated.check out our web site Bob's son in law is putting together the next couple
of days www.cape-ders.com...well lets get it on guys. e-mails are always welcome in my house .
Thanks again and God Bless. Ernie Cassimus....aka BIG E
On 02/25/06 Bob
Meneghini
said:
To the men of the Cape from 65-70 what do you think about a reunion after 40 years away
from the Big Cape D? We are thinking the Spring of 2007. This will give us time to hunt down
everyone we can. There is about ten of us now. I Just found this and we will see what we can come
up with let us know if your are up to it! Surfs up guys so lets catch the wave and go for it. My
Dad passed up something like this and kicks him self to this day when his buddys came back and told
him the stories of the reunion. As Ernie says lets do it.
On 02/18/06
BMC Sean P. McDonald
said:
What can you say about the Cape except it was a 'significant emotional event'! Will never
forget it or the people. Most importantly, the the fact that for the rest of my life I can say 'I
was a Coxswain of the Motor Lifeboat TRIUMPH'.
On 10/27/05 Rob
Sanderson
said:
Stationed as surfman at the Cape from 77-79 as Bm1- Made BMC there. Lots of names I
recognize- Doug Knutzen, Bob Peterson (I think I sent him to Bob Adams to find the sea chest keys),
Randy Lauer, Mark Nolan, Pete Nelson, Rick Sherbert, Tom Bardell. Larry Hicks was the BMC at the
station and Jerry Steed was at the school. Bought my home while I was stationed here and moved back
when I retired in 92. Note: In 1970 as a teenager I became a CG Auxillarist and worked the weather
booth in Hammond, and worked as a crewman with my Dad on Aux. Ken Gilbertsons 31Ft Bertram doing bar
patrol and tows out of the cape. It was that 'rush' tthat got me into the Coast Guard
On 05/22/05 Andy Rothdeutsch
said:
Cape D, what a place huh? Finally finnished my 4 year prison term there. Okay, maybe it
wasn't that bad. MK2 2001-2005. As much as I'm going to love it down here in So. Cal., I'm always
going to remember with a smile those late nights towing in the crab boats in 20+ ft seas durring the
winter, setting WX condition 2 for those winter storms, and those long bouy 10 days towing in the
boaters claiming they ran out of fuel. Great memories!
On 03/22/05
forrest m. stair
said:
please note new email address.forrest m. stair,fs1 ret.
On
11/08/04 Rick Hamp Sr.
said:
Great memories from a long time ago. 71-73 !!! Its great to see some familiar names from
one of the best crews the cape has ever seen. LCDR Stan Mead (The BOSS) Xo 'Pappy' Campbell - The
Best - BMCM McAdams (Also The BOSS) - Jerry Stead - Larry Hicks - McCoy- Jim Borley - Mark Simmons -
Larry Allen - Milne -John Baucom -Terry Jones - Robinson just to name a few. These were dedicated
Coastguardsmen who went above and beyond the call of duty on many occasions to save lives and
rescue many boaters. FY 1971-72 ? just short of 700 boat calls (699) Bringing em in with the
Boston Whailer. What great times! For all that have served at the Cape, you can be proud of being
part of the best small boat station in the world ! With your new boats and new crews, Cape 'D' will
live on forever serving the commercial and private boating community. Always remember that at Cape
'D' you will be part of a special crew that will always be family ! Enough Said ! 'Semper Paratus'
Coasties !
On 09/15/04 Bill Sturm
said:
I was at the Cape as an FN from 95-99. I'm just trying to keep up with old shipmates. I'm
am specificaly looking for a guy named Twitch, he was a SN at the time and went to MK school. If
anyone knows anything about him let me know.
On 08/27/04 John Baucom
(
said:
I was stationed at Cape D from 1970/73 as a boat engineer. Just read Larry Allen posting.
Hey Larry, you probably don't remember me but I was one of your regular seasonal snipes. Haven't
heard the name Bullet Head in years, but it sure brought a smile!
On
08/22/04 Robert Brown
said:
BM3-BM2 89-91 loved Cape-D. Was one of the coxwains on Sea King. Very bad day, but we did
our best. Miss Washington state and the Columbia River, especially the windsurfing. I did five years
in CG and went to the Great Lakes Maritime Academy, became a pilot and moved foreign flagged vessels
up the St. Lawrence Seaway. Now I am a cabinet maker with five kids, home every night. Hope to here
from Rich Vermillion and Doug Clary, I have got some great photos of us with Steve Douglas! Sea
ya.
On 08/05/04 Sean Moriarty
said:
Looking for a forwarding address for Carrie Malcolm. She was an FS2. I really need to get
intouch with her. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
On 07/14/04
forrest stair
said:
it was nice to find this board,i was an ss2 then fs1 at cape D 93-96.ive been trying to
contact j.herr or t.alison,anyone heard from them ?forrest m. stair fs1,(ret),asan,guam.(671)
456-8868
On 03/30/04 Randy lauer
said:
SA-BM1 at Cape D 1976-1980. Did most jobs, left as a surfman. Went back as a Reserve,
then to NMLBS until 90, then a year playing with prototype 47. Haven't been back in 12 years - miss
the place and people. Still surprised I survived!
On 03/30/04 John
Dial
said:
Looking for Tony Bogart aka uncle tones. He was there late 80s.
On
01/31/04 Glenn Woodbury
said:
Looking for Mike Monteith's address. Last I heard he retired a year ago and headed South
in the Intra-Coastal waterway on a sailboat. Glad to hear from a few of my shipmates in the mid
80's.
On 11/09/03 Jon Nelson
said:
Have seen a few of the old mates from the 65/67 years over the years anyone else out
there
On 07/23/03 David Womelsdorff
said:
I was stationed at Cape D 67 to69 and 71to73 A good bunch of guys (shipmates) that I will
never forget.
On 05/11/03 John Nekoloff
said:
Forgot to give you the date for the Pig Roast- Saturday, July 5th.
On 05/11/03 John Nekoloff
said:
Time for the 4th Annual Old Sailors Pig Roast at the Old Sailors Homestead in Wateford,
PA. Hosted by John Nekoloff and Craig Green. E-mail for info. Would like to hear from old
shipmates.
On 04/25/03 Capt John Sprague, USAF
said:
I was a coastie brat at Cape D, graduated at Ilwaco High School in 82. My dad was the CO,
LCDR Jack Sprague. He's now retired-retired in Navarre FL. Ilwaco was a great place to grow up!
Love to hear from anyone who was there. I'll pass on any email to my dad also.
On 02/14/03 MK3 McAdams
said:
Dose any one know MKC Klinger adderess?
On 01/10/03 Steve
Ashley
said:
Serverd as an FA from Alameda for a full four years, left ready for MK1 and a Surfman -
Coxswain qualified snipe to boot, ha. LCDR Sprauge III was the CO, had much respect for him, Thanks
Sir. Serverd with some really excellant people, Rick Sherbert, Ralph Callender, Mark Nolan, Ken
Smith, Tom Bardell, John Zaber, Rick Johnson...and the list goes on. We had a great time there and
lived to the fullest, but when the boat call alarm went off...EVERYONE was ready to go. Best four
years of my life. Drivin small boats in heavy surf is STILL better than sex. Hi Debbie Weber
On 11/11/02 Robert Peterson
said:
I arrived at Cape D in June 77, fresh from boot, Had to find the keys to the sea chest.
Struck YN while there and serving as a SN on Bar Patrol. Does anyone have any info on the night
the 32 went down. I was transfered to Kennewick in 78 and went from there to Base Honolulu, and
from there to 13Dist in Seattle. Currently live in Renton, WA
On
08/28/02 Terry Jones
said:
Stationed at the Cape 1971-72 Co Stan Mead Xo'pappy' Campbell, Bm-1 Milne & Jerry Stead
Chief Mc Adams was there staring the school.I was the only 2nd class bos'n there at the time and was
the ma until i left the service in 72.Would love to hear from any of the crew there at that time.
On 08/19/02 Patches For Sale
said:
STA Cape Disappointment Patches and many
others.......http://workfromyourcomputer.com/patch/index.html
On 06/04/02 Clayton Murphy
said:
Stationed at Cape D 1967-68. Lakeworth Inlet 1968-69. Miami Beach 1969-71. Anyone from
those years, would like to hear from you.
On 05/24/02 Dave Mehl
said:
Stationed at the Cape from 1967-1971. Would like to hear from anyone from 'the early
days', when the 36' and 40's were still in service with the new workhorse 44s and the brand new
52.
On 03/13/02 Joh Nekoloff
said:
Hello to everyone that I was stationed with from 1984-1987. Sure miss the Cape. Look
forward to hearing from old crewmen. Retired now and living in Waterford, PA. Hosting the '3rd.
Annual Old Sailors Pig Roast' on Saturday June 29th.
On 01/21/02 Amanda Crawford
said:
Howdy yall, I just graduated boot camp and got stationed at the greatest station, Cape D.
If anybody can give me hints and stories it would be greatly appreciated. See yall on the 31st of
January
On 12/14/01 Doug Clary
said:
Funny how your plans change. We're now in Palmer AK, not Washington. Give us a call
Darrell, Steve D and Dave I. Our number is in the directory.
On 08/17/01 Mark Ridgway
said:
Just a quick note, looking for Brad 'Steig' Stiegletter, Cape D in 81 and NMLB school 83
and 84. Also would like to find Terry 'Suds' Sutherland Thanks!
On 07/28/01 Mark Ridgway
said:
Hey Guys..... Was an X-Navy OSVET SN in May'81 till Nov'81 untill I got A School orders
(Still have to laugh, as an X- Squid Bosnmate school was kinna like a snipe hunt. But anyway, broke
in there, starting with Tower watch, Com watch, and crewman. Have lots of good and more than a few
cold and wet memories. Was going through box's of 'good stuff' for another move and found this
poem. It came across the old teletype late one night in the spring of 81 and have saved it, still
on old teletype paper and getting yellow and brittle (like some of us I guess). If anyone knows the
author, let him know it is still appreciated. Am still looking for one other memory 'Famous Radio
Messages from Cape D' SAR Man He's crossing the bar, winds slashing his face, Keeping his men
and 44 on a steady pace, Twin diesels roaring into the night, To assist in a mariners unfortunate
plight, Balls to the wall, His throttles are down, He crashes through breakers with a mighty
sound, He reaches his destiney and throws them a line, Towing on the flood, He's making good
time, After the boarding it's over and done, And SAR Man heads into the moring sun, It's signed
Anomous Enjoy guys, Mark
On 07/24/01 Jon Sanderson
said:
Was at the Cape from 95 to 97 What a ride!!!
On 05/14/01 Rick Bolton
said:
I flew over the Cape this last March on my way to the Polar Star for a North Trip. Isn't
that something? When I went from MK to AE I thought I had given up the U/W life. I got stationed in
Polar Operations Division last summer. Anyways, sure brought back the memories.
On 03/25/01 Steve Ashley
said:
Hey you Guy's !!! This is Crash! I was a snipe from 78 - 82. Great place to be stationed,
anyone that was there knows it could of been a LOT WORSE! Drop me a line, I live just outside of
Seattle.
On 03/03/01 DOYLE S. PORTER
said:
I served as OIC at Cape Disappointment during 1957 thru 1963. Later had the pleasure of
serving as the last GRPCDR of Yaquina Bay and the first GRPCDR of Coos Bay. My appreciation to all
the fine men I had the pleasure of working with during my tours along the Ogegon and Washington
Coast.
On 10/14/00 John Sprague
said:
I was a Coastie brat there from 1979-1982. My dad was CO, LCDR Jack Sprague. Loved it
but my dad retired to Florida. Any other brats out there?
On 09/10/00 Don Davis ET-2
said:
Boy do I feel old. Isn't anyone who was at the Cape in 60/61 era still around?
On 06/30/00 Carey (burns) Devine
said:
Hello, I have survived Cape Disappointment. Many of you prob. wouldnt have thought. I am
still in the Guard. Stationed at Cape D from 1994-1996. Actually miss the place.
On 05/23/00 t l grandt
said:
where is russ barnes?? I need to get in touch with this bad ass salty dude. from t
grandt e-mail me at cycenter@yahoo.com
On 03/21/00 Robert Farmer
said:
Hey Boltman, how are you? I was an SN on board 85-86 then off to SK school. Kind of wild
to see so many familar names here.
On 03/20/00 Rick Bolton
said:
Tom AKA Woody Byers Crossed the Bar on 1 Mar 00 at the age of 35. Woody was stationed at
the Cape from 86 to 89.
On 03/15/00 Charles Bowman
said:
Served there 88 - 89. Went on to Sta SF, Fort Point (Final Crew) Neah Bay, and finally
Airsta PA. Just finished college and FAA exams.
On 02/03/00 Tom Doucette
said:
Former Capester, NMLBS in 89-90 and Station XPO 94-97, Now a Group Puke at Portland
Oregon. Worked for Greg Blandford and Mike White. New Email address is doucette@iinet.com.
On 01/22/00 LARRY ALLEN
said:
Cape D at the 13th District lifeboat school 1970/73. Worked at station during summers for
4 years. Stan Mead CO, CWO Rhodes XO, BMCM McAdams CO lifeboat school, Stan Kubo, Dean Kutz, BMC
Milne, Jim Sorrell, BM-1 Robinson, Stead, Faddis, Bullet Head, many many others. All those great
classes that graduated. Now retired in Astoria working for the Columbia River Bar Pilots.
On 01/22/00 Steve Sabel
said:
I had the great pleasure of attending the NMLB School in 1977. Thanks guys. I learned alot
about the surf and the 44ft MLB's.
On 01/12/00 FRANK CACIA
said:
STATIONED AT THE CAPE 94-98, SERVED W/ MR. B;ANDFORD AND MR. WHITE. NOW ON THE
DEPENDABLE. ANYBODY REMEMBER DROP A LINE
On 12/22/99 Mike Russell
said:
Stationed at the Cape 92-96, served under Lt Blandford and then LT White. 4 years put gray
hairs on my head but have to say the friendships made will last a lifetime.
On 11/29/99 Paul Jesson
said:
Stationed at Cape 'D' from '85 to '88 under Lt Mike Monteith and CWO(Bosn) Phil Bernache.
What a crew we had there. Feel free to drop a line if you happen to recognize the name. I relieved
SK1 Shouse in 1985 and moved on to the Pacific Area Training Team in 1988.Hope this finds all of my
former shipmates happy and healthy!God Bless you and your family Jim Pavini!
On 09/29/99 Mark Simons
said:
Stationed at the Cape 1971-1974. Great crew. SW Mead CO. One of the best crews of my 20
years.
On 08/24/99 Mike Coe
said:
Liked it so much I retired here. BMC 86-89 when Mike Monteith was CO, sure made it nice
for me.
On 07/03/99 Mark Nolan
said:
Stationed at Cape D from May 77 to Dec 79. First assignmentout of bootcamp. Reported same
day as John Collier, Brian Ries and Dave Ford. Only recognize two names above, Tom Bardell and Mr.
Cushman. Drop a line: m_t_nolan@yahoo.com
On 03/26/99 Kathy Niles
said:
stationed at the cape from 93-96. went to ocs, now CO of CGC Stingray. Full Cape D crew
aboard. MKC Churchman as my EPO, and BM1 Smasne coming as my XPO. See we stick together. Kathy
On 01/25/99 BMC Steve Denning
said:
Stationed at the cape 90-92. I knew several others on the list - all great people. I
retire Dec 99, but feel free to drop me a line. 'Can't never did a damn thing but try always
did'.
On 12/24/98 BARRUNNER
said:
Was stationed at the Cape from 89-91 with some very good people.This station is truely a
love hate relationship at times.Hello to all of you I was stationed with. Drop a line when you can.
Jeff Rusiecki
On 11/26/98 Dave Isbell
said:
I have the honor of being the last Yeoman assigned to STA Cape D. Stood OOD during a
couple of Bouy 10 seasons. Now YNC at the Activities San Diego PERSRU.
On 09/25/98 Mike White
said:
CO from '95-'98. I miss that s--t already. Keeping an eye out for Station and NMLBS folks
from the time period, you guys need anything,gimme a shout. Life in the islands is tough.
On 08/24/98 Rick Bolton
said:
I was at the Cape from 84 to 88 as a MK3. Lt Montieth, Sn Pat Taney, MK1 Vern Reed, Woody
Byers, and what about Howie? What a great crew. Who could forget those winter night bar crossings on
the Triumph. Was it just me or did that always seem to happen right after you polished off a
pepperoni pizza from Chico's? Anyway I've gone to the dark side now and am in the middle of my
second tour at CGAS North Bend as an AE2. I'd love to hear from anybody from that era.
On 08/12/98 BMC Darrell Marks
said:
Stationed at Cape D from 80-85, transfered after making BM3 to Fort Bragg where BMCM Duran
followed me. Returned back to the Cape in 89 as a Surfman, thanks to BMCM Duran. Departed in 93
enroute to NMLBS as Instructor/Stan Team Member. All of which was a great tour. Now at Station
Seattle as OIC and loving it. Hope to be in touch with some of you some time. How you doing Doug,
long time since last hereing from you.
On 08/12/98 Dean Kutz
said:
EN1 in charge of Boathouse from July 72 to Jan 74. Stan Mead was Co, Rhoads was XO. Ron
Quidley was ENC. BMCM McAdams was in charge of school. A great bunch of guys. Never a dull moment,
lots of action, one of my best tours. Would like to hear from others that were stationed at the
Cape during this time frame.
On 06/01/98 Jim Henson cs3
said:
Hello to all my former mates. I was the stew burner from 7/'67 until 7/'69. Anyone who
wishes to say hello may e-mail me.
On 05/10/98 Tom Doucette
said:
former XPO....nothing beats a Cape Moment!
On 05/04/98 Glenn Woodbury
said:
Served from '84-'87 as a BM2 then joined YOCONA in Kodiak. Ran into BMCM Duren's son in
Guam in '95, he was on the BASSWOOD while I was at the MSO. BMCM Curtis Mauk is the OIC of
BARRACUDA, the first of the Predator class PB's. Tragically, BMCS Jim Pavini was killed in the
crash of a civilian helo in the Gulf of Mexico while flying out to an oil rig to do an MSO
inspection. Saw a bunch of the people from my era at the Quillayute River memorial service last
year, a sad event. LCDR Mike Monteith is still the best CO I ever served under. Wish we had more
like him.
On 03/31/98 Tom Bardell
said:
I was stationed at the Cape from 76-79. There was a great crew there. I was the EM1.
On 03/02/98 Doug Clary
said:
Hello to all stationed at cape D between april 90 to oct 92. This is Doug and Shirley
Clary. We have four kids now and are living in Bethel, the armpit of Alaska. We soon leave for
Selah Washington to settle down on our two acres and try to have a normal Life?????If anyone knows
what that means please let us know. We are only at this address for a month. God bless you all.
keep the white side up. Doug and Petie Clary
On 01/28/98 BMCS Gordon Brown
said:
Stationed at Cape Disapointment as, Xo to Stan Mean the year of 68.
On 01/02/98 Jim Cushman
said:
Proud to have been CO 1/75 to 8/77. Relieved a real gentleman and legend - LCDR Stan Mead.
XOs Bob Rhoades and Al Beckerman. Great bunch of people, too many to mention. Never a dull moment
On 11/23/97 AnthonyMcIntyre
said:
Was YN1 at the cape 1984-85; replaced YN1 Williams. CO was LCDR Slovek, XO-CWO(QM-Bosn)
Bernache, BMCM Duren, BMCM Hayden; MKC Klingler; BM1 Mauck; BM1 Pavini; BM1 Pullen; SK1 Shouse, SS1
Rayner; MK1 Kentner, DC1 Kraft.What a great bunch of Search & Rescue personnel.
On 10/03/97 Tom Fletcher
said:
Your station is featured in the new Coast Guard in Action calendar
On 03/14/97 Jon Nelson
said:
Jon Nelson Cook Cape D 65-68 would like to hear from any of those at the cape during those
years.(BigJon3@Juno.com
On 01/18/97 Scheel, Michael A.
said:
I was an FN at Cape D for 5 months after the "Glacier" WAGB-4 was decommissioned. I have
never been more seasick in my life than riding on a 44' Motor Life Boat out on the Columbia River
bar. Would I do it again? YOU BET!!!!
On 12/11/96 Robert (Hallgren) Bastiani
said:
Yeoman/Et at the Cape about 66-67, then 71-72. Lived on base in 60's, first unit on the
right (2 bedroom).Wife, Sue.
On 12/02/96 Stan Meadows
said:
looking for anyone stationed in 68-69
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