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San Diego, California recent comments:

  • Camp Elliott, JosephDKorinek wrote 5 years ago:
    My father, Robert William Korinek stationed there from 1958 until it was closed in 1960. He actually locked the final gate (according to him). I lived there during that time. I was 3 in 1958. have a picture of me in our yard. You can see the other Quonset huts in the background. I vividly remember the base.
  • Boathouse Restaurant, alweiss wrote 6 years ago:
    Sorry, it's now closed
  • Fama Living (furniture), El_Ingles wrote 6 years ago:
    Out of business again Sept. 2019
  • Howard Johnson Inn San Diego Hotel Circle, Mark1962 wrote 7 years ago:
    Got married at GGUMC and had our Honeymoon here on March 24, 2019.
  • Iftin Charter School, Dking (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Now IFTIN Charter School
  • Yoshinoya, Dking (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    This McDonald's location closed in 2015, now Yoshinoya
  • MacDowell Elementary School, Dhuberty wrote 7 years ago:
    Small world I had Mrs echeveria also and also graduated in 1974. Parents moved to grass valley CA after that. Did you attend camp cuyamaca ? Dan.
  • Casa Sol y Mar, ronw (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    This is no longer a Red Robin. It is Sol Y Mar, a very nice Mexican restaurant and cantina. Great food, huge portions. Try their Cadillac Margarita! The ceviche is very good. Fish tacos Ensenadas - very special. Carnitas is great, too. Staff is helpful and friendly. Decor is "festive". Sometimes there are mariachis.
  • Caliente Mexican Food, ronw (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Great food. Good portion/price ratio. Outdoor seating. Friendly staff. The carnitas is great. Try their "loco" burrito w/ fish and shrimp. Enchiladas are great. Everything on the menu is great.
  • Camp Elliott, john griggs (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    My dad was assigned there in 1959 (I was 9) thru closure the next year. We lived in Quonset huts on Camp Elliott. The huts were in the landing pattern for pilots doing carrier ops training at Miramar. Movies were a dime and then dropped to free. When we lived there the dependent pool's life guard duties were handled by prisoners. I'm sure they were supervised, but there were times water battles using the fire extinguishers occurred. It was the only place I've seen any "flag" flying higher than the American flag. During church service on Sundays a blue pennant with a gold cross flew above the flag.
  • Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Student (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Science building houses Environmental and Ocean Sciences, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics departments.
  • Camp Elliott, Dana (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    My dad was there in Dec. 51, went on to Treasure Island after that I believe.
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Jack R. Valentine (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    I crossed that bridge many times as well, November & December of 1965. I graduated Jan. 1966, Company 905 C.C. was Ist class Raymond Hester.
  • Camp Elliott, bob fogel (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    I was there in 1958 to 1960 as sgt. of guard.cpl fogel
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Robert Burkhart (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Yes --- I crossed that bridge any number of times when I was in 1965's company 348
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Harry Wilson (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Enlisted in Aug 73 company 235 CC BMC Tooman
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Bassac Grey Marine (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    USS Recruit? Company commanders referred to it as the USS Neversail. 1965. Had to lose step crossing the little bridge (Camp Nimitz) because marching companies supposedly caused structural damage. My boondockers left plenty of skidmarks on the grinder at Nimitz.
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Jack (guest) wrote 7 years ago:
    Jack Zukowski, Jan, 1966. I remember the fog! Left and was sent to Connecticut and became a barber on the Fulton AS-11
  • Building 83, Radioman "A"/"C"School, T Karr (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Class5 1960 RM A graduate. Served as RM in the fleet for 6 years. Rms had the straight skinny.
  • Former Camp Nimitz; Navy Recruit Training Command, San Diego, Michael Owens (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Michael "Mick" Owens, from Houston, TX; Co. 210, May-July 1963, Company Commander CPO J.J. Vickers. Served as Recruit Education Petty Officer; then on to Hospital Corps School, Balboa Naval Hospital; then to Neuropsychiatry Technician School, Bethesda Naval Hospital, Maryland. Enlisted when I was 17 years old.