2008-11-10T02:47:23Zhttp://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=3Matt Sword - 89 -91msword2008-11-10T02:47:23Z2007-02-13T01:44:16ZBoxell! You crazy SOB.
One memory stands out above all others...
'I swear I thought I saw a knife, sir.'
What you been up to man? Hope all is well.
Brandonhttp://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=37Happy Birthday Devil Dogs!bvanderberg2008-11-10T02:43:48Z2008-11-10T02:43:48ZAnd Semper Fi!http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=12Mawgan 86 to 88charbs2008-10-31T11:12:53Z2007-04-10T07:11:05ZHAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE! [up]http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=34Slaglesweeps2008-10-28T11:56:04Z2008-02-21T03:51:45Z"Sgt Whiteside"
I'd go back and stand a post in a heart beat! Just keep Slagle away from me.
Jeff Pomerleau
[email]jpom132@msn.com[/email]http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=10Looking for any St. Mawgan Marinemsword2008-10-28T11:41:57Z2007-04-04T08:17:22ZSt. Mawgan Marine 87/88 a few of us during this time had been extended for and extra 6 months to make a full two years, I was part of Sgt. Garside's crew. I left St. Mawgan and reported to 3/7, 29 Stumps. There was a shortage of MPs so I was a FAP with PMO 29 Palms for about a year before going to Saudi with 1/7. Leaving the Corps I moved back to Maine; anyone who served with me in St. Mawgan knew how I love my home state. I was hired by my home town police Department (Augusta) before leaving the Corps. Augusta PD was good to me, I served a short tour in patrol and then climbed the ranks serving as a detective, patrol sergeant and ultimately a Lieutenant/ Watch Commander of the Evening and Night Shifts. 17 years at Augusta PD was enough for me; the town changed and the small French Section I grew up in was no more. I've recently (Dec 07) have taken a number two position in Greenville, Maine. My wife of 5 years (Betty-Jo) and my Sweetpea (6 year old Jessica) are adjusting well to this new area, Some of you might remember that the Moosehead Area of Maine (Greenville) has always been my dream spot. My memories of times with friends in St. Mawgan are endless, oh what a Newquay Steam would taste like right now. I would love to hear from any of you that I served with. I'd also like to continue to blog.http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=14NamesTrooper One2008-10-28T11:40:26Z2007-06-05T01:50:30ZSt. Mawgan Marine 87/88 a few of us during this time had been extended for and extra 6 months to make a full two years, I was part of Sgt. Garside's crew. I left St. Mawgan and reported to 3/7, 29 Stumps. There was a shortage of MPs so I was a FAP with PMO 29 Palms for about a year before going to Saudi with 1/7. Leaving the Corps I moved back to Maine; anyone who served with me in St. Mawgan knew how I love my home state. I was hired by my home town police Department (Augusta) before leaving the Corps. Augusta PD was good to me, I served a short tour in patrol and then climbed the ranks serving as a detective, patrol sergeant and ultimately a Lieutenant/ Watch Commander of the Evening and Night Shifts. 17 years at Augusta PD was enough for me; the town changed and the small French Section I grew up in was no more. I've recently (Dec 07) have taken a number two position in Greenville, Maine. My wife of 5 years (Betty-Jo) and my Sweetpea (6 year old Jessica) are adjusting well to this new area, Some of you might remember that the Moosehead Area of Maine (Greenville) has always been my dream spot. My memories of times with friends in St. Mawgan are endless, oh what a Newquay Steam would taste like right now. I would love to hear from any of you that I served with. I'd also like to continue to blog. Jim thank-you so much for this opportunity.http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=30Just read some of theses post and wowPerez2008-10-18T06:40:52Z2008-02-18T11:21:37ZHey Perez, you may not remember me, but I served with you in 3rd Section. I remember Sgt. Nurnberg who was married and brought his wife over to the UK, and Sgt. Howard who was always cool, fair, and low-drag!!! Lcpl Jones was one hell of a drinker at Sailors. GySgt. Madero always rode Lcpl Stewarts ass for everything he could think of. Lcpl Madrid was from Albuquerque, New Mexico just like I was. I ran into Madrid several years later in Albuquerque when I was on leave from STA 3/8. Madrid, Garcia, and Grant always partied together when on liberty. After leaving St. Mawgan, I ran into Sgt. Nurnberg in Subic Bay when STA 3/8 was doing jungle training down there.Take care and Semper Fi. Drop me a line if you remember any of this and if you have heard from any of these Marines!http://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=15St. Mawgan 90-closebmcdermott12008-10-08T03:12:27Z2007-06-07T11:09:12ZHey guys
This a great site. The memories are flying. Anyone heard from Bolanos or Scheadel? Last I heard Schaedel was on the Allentown police force. There are quite a few guys on another web site.
Togetherweserved.com
Hope to hear from yaah. I have quite a few pics that I will post
Lindleyhttp://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=31Here is another St mawgan web sitePerez2008-10-06T03:21:20Z2008-02-18T12:05:42ZWow This is great Cpl Sword Thank you. I am always thinking about the great times I had there. Looking forward to hearing from everyone.
Lindleyhttp://www.jarheadjournal.com/forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=25MarBrks, Det II ~ '81 to '83Xgrunt22008-08-25T12:58:48Z2007-11-23T09:29:27ZHi
Not a Jarhead - but I was stationed at St Mawgan 1979-1982. I was part of the RAF Supply Sqn, though I mainly dealt with the US Navy personnel and their charity efforts.
Cheers
Paul H