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Welcome Marine Veterans Of VMFP-3
By Marc E.Iseli / Updated Dec. 2025
Welcome to Roll Call, the only place where you can find every Marine who ever wore our patch, survived the chow hall, and lived to tell about it. This is the master list of VMFP-3 Rat F*kers, from 1975 to 1990, sorted alphabetically because even we have standards. Want to find your old squadron partner in crime? Click the links below, Enlisted or Officer, pick your poison. Then hunt down your buddy by last name, or just scroll until you see someone you owe a beer. If you get lost, blame the webmaster, or just hit the link in the top left to backtrack. Good luck, devil dog. Semper Fi, and may your search be less confusing than a field day inspection.

A little sea story for you: For two decades, I wondered where all my fellow VMFP-3 troublemakers ended up. In 2000, armed with nothing but an AOL dial-up and a stubborn streak, I cobbled together a website for the squadron. This was back when social media meant yelling across the barracks. I called it the RF-4B Phantom II Society, because 'Rat Pack Reunion' was probably taken by a Vegas lounge act. Next thing I knew, the site was blowing up faster than a Friday night at the E-club. Marines from all over started sending in their info, hunting for old squadron mates and swapping stories that probably shouldn't be in writing. Thanks to the directory, I managed to reconnect with most of the crew, names that have been gathering dust for over twenty years.

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Photos of VMFP-3 squadron groups.

Alright, you glorious Rat Phixers and Phlyers, if we ever survived a TAD, a Det, or a BOHICA, who haven't, and you didn’t think I was the biggest gaff off in the squadron. Got a sea story, or some grainy photos your ex didn’t set on fire, and they’re only slightly illegal? Send ‘em by email, snail mail, or safety wire it to a carrier pigeon. I collect ‘em all, just nothing that would incriminate me.
80svmfp3@gmail.com

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