HML-367 21 years latter still serving togeather

1991 NAS South Weymouth left to right: SSGT. Tommy Lyons USMCR / CPL with HML-367 Crew chief 1969-1970, GYSGT Bob Skinder USMCR/ SGT with metal shop HML-367 1969-70, MGYSGT George T. Curtis USMC active duty I&I staff/ SGT. Crew chief HML-367 69/70/71 Col. Frank Cuddy USMCR/ Capt. Pilot ( the best) HML-367 68-69 We served together for four years and never ran out of HML-367 stories. Also not in the photo but still serving with us was at NAS south Weymoth for 4 years was SGTMAJ. Frederick Douglas USMC Active ( KIA Beirut 1983) / GYSGT and 1stSGT ( ACTING SGTMAJ ) HML-367, 68-69 WE ALL miss you SGTMAJ
Comment by: Bob Duerden on Jul 25, 2006 09:13 AM
I served with SgtMaj Fred Douglass. Bob Duerden MGySgt (Ret)

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[Dec 23, 2013 at 11:00 PM]

Dear fellow Marine: I served with SgtMaj Fred Douglass. A common mistake over the years has been the incorrect spelling of his last name. Its DOUGLASS. I think of him often and visited his grave in Bourne, MA last year. With whats going on in Lebanon right now, all those Marines who lost their lives on Oct. 23, 1983 are in the news once again. If the Marine Corps had been allowed to finish the job in 1983, perhaps the current situation could have been avoided. Semper Fi, Bob Duerden MGySgt (Ret) Green Valley, AZ -Submitted by: Bob Duerden [marieandbob2@cox.net] 2006-07-25

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