6745554_History_CM3 Marvin G Shields - SURNAME 1 Name...

SURNAME 1 Name course instructor day CM 3 Marvin G Shields Marvin G Shields was born in Port Townsend, Washington on December 30, 1939. He lived in Port Townsend until graduating Port Townsend High School in 1958, but then moved to Alaska's Hider and worked at a mining company. Later he decided to join the Navy in January 1962, became the Navy Navy, was sent to the Naval Air Station of Georgia for training, and completed training in May 1963. After receiving construction training at the California Navy Building Training Center, he was assigned to Naval Mobility Construction Camp 11 (NMCB - 11) and moved to Okinawa deployment (Rochon, paragraph 3). Through his career, the shield has demonstrated and followed the Navy's core value. But in 1965, when he was sent to Vietnam to build and recruit military headquarters at MCB 11 Seabee Team 1104, he showed shield enthusiasm to stick to the Navy's values . Compound of Xoài Xoài near Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) (Rochon para.4)

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