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DON MILLER |
Location: Columbia,SC |
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Friday, May 27, 2016 14:06 Host:
I was hoping to make the reunion this year but I've been in the middle of some testing having to do with atrial fibrillation.
I understand that a record number of people showed up and that's great and that's the way it should be.
I just finished reading several acccounts of what went on and it's amazing that any of you guys survived. I know I'm
speaking for all of the Sea/Land people ,who were around at the time,when I say, Thanks for what you guys did. May the guys who paid the ultimate price, rest-in-peace.
I'm planning to try to make the next reunion. In the meantime Semper Fi!
Don Miller
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WILLIAM POLLY |
Location: FULTON NY |
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Tuesday, May 24, 2016 21:32 Host:
GET YOUR COLD WAR CERTIFICATE HERE imjinscout.com/CWR_Application
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WILLIAM POLLY |
Location: FULTON NY |
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Tuesday, May 24, 2016 18:07 Host:
OK I JUST GOT OFF THE WITH MARY. SHE AND THREE OTHERS ARE DOING TWO THINGS. FIRST THEY ARE TRY TO GET TWO OF OUR BROTHERS FROM KOH TANG HOME. THEY HAVE GOOD INFO ON WHERE THEY ARE BURIED. ALSO THEY ARE WRITTING A BOOK AND WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO ANYONE WILLING TO TALK. SHE SAID SHE UNDERSTANDS THAT IT IS HARD TO TALK ABOUT / SO ANYONE WANTS HER PHONE NUMBER OR WANTS HER TO CALL THEM. MY NUMBER IS 315 402 2578. MAKE SURE YOUR NAME COME UP ON CALLER I D OR I WILL NOT ANSWERE DUE TO TELE. MARK.
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Larry Barnett |
Location: Ohio |
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Monday, May 23, 2016 09:14 Host:
Well another reunion has stepped into history. It was by far one of the best. Lots of laughter. Lots of tears. Most of all lots of love. Our brothers continue to help me with my own coping skills and it is true healing. As for me, as always, my trip home was long and sad. For the first time in a long time I find myself looking forward to the next one. No matter if you have been to a reunion or not, start planning for the next one now. Thank you brothers and sisters for showing us unconditional love. mayaguezvets@gmail.com God Bless Larry and Sharon
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WILLIAM POLLY |
Location: FULTON NY |
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Saturday, May 21, 2016 09:36 Host:
MY BROTHERS OF KTM ON MY FACE BOOK PAGE I HAVE THE HAROLD E, HOLT AT HER FINAL DAYS. SHE WAS TAKEN FROM THE MOTH BALL FLEET IN PEARL HARBOR, TAKEN OUT IN THE OCEAN AND USED AS TARGET PRATICE. NOW SHE IS SERVING IN DAVEY JONES FLEET
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Charlie Clark |
Location: Middletown NY |
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Friday, May 20, 2016 09:17 Host:
What a great time at the 41st Anniversary KohTang Vets reunion. I felt like a brother from the minute I arrived at the Hotel.
I am so looking forward to the next reunion in 2018. I had an experience I will never forget. You Marines and Air Force Brothers made the Navy guys from The Wilson, Holt and Coral Sea feel like we were Heroes.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the experience. Al has been calling me for 7-8 years and Im grateful he did.
God Bless you all ad I'll see you in two years.
Charlie
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WILLIAM POLLY |
Location: FULTON NY |
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Friday, May 20, 2016 09:01 Host:
OK I WAS TOLD , IF I WANT TO, TO LET EVERYONE KNOW HOW IT WAS FOR THE FIRST TIMERS GOING TO KOH TANG REUNION. WELL I COULD FILL THIS FB UP WITH ALL GREAT THINGS THAT HAPPENED, HOW I WAS TREATED. BUT I WILL SAY I WAS TREATED WITH RESPECT, HONOR, AND BROTHERHOOD. THEY MADE ALL OF US FIRST TIMERS LIKE THE TRUE FAMILY WE ALL ARE. THERE WAS NO MARINES TALKING TO MARINES AND SO ON AND SO ON. WE WERE ALL BROTHERS THERE AND THAT WAS THE WAY IT WAS FROM THE 15-19. MY MARINE BROTHERS FEEL THAT IF IT WASN'T FOR THE NAVY AND AIR FORCE THERE THEY WOULD NOT BE HERE TODAY. WE WERE ALL TREATED WITH RESPECT AND THEY EVEN CALLED US THIER HEROS. SO ANYONE THAT HAS NOT BEEN IN 41 YEARS BECUASE YOU MAY THINK YOUR NOT WELCOME THROW THAT FEELING OUT THE WINDOW. BECUASE THAT FEELING IS WRONG. I WAS NEVER ALONE, THEY WERE ALWAYS THERE FOR US FIRST TIMERS. WE ALL HUGGED CRIED AND TOLD OUR PART DURING THIS BATTLE, THEN WE ALL DID IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN. SO THROW THAT FEELING OUT THE WINDOW BECUASE IT IS NOT THAT WAY. I NEVERED FELT SO LOVED, SO HONORED, AND MOST OF ALL SO MUCH A FAMILY THEN I DID DURING THESES DAY THERE. THEY ARE ALL MY BROTHERS AND LOVE THEM ALL MORE THEN I DID BEFORE I WENT. I LOVE YOU GUYS MORE TODAY AND MORE TOMMARROW BECUASE I KNOW NOW THEY ALL FEEL THE SAME WAY. SO DO NOT STAY AWAY. MAKE A REUNION TO SEE FOR YOURSELF YOUR BROTHER FOREVER BILL
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Darryl R Smith |
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio |
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Thursday, May 19, 2016 13:22 Host:
I live about ten minutes from where Gary Hall grew up in northern Kentucky. I am not a vet (my dad is a Cold War Army vet from the Brave Rifles) but have an avid passion for American Military history and deep respect for the veterans. After reading The Last Battle I have bought a few other books on the Mayaguez Incident. I am amazed by the story, and pray for those who still walk among us and for those, like Gary Hall, who did not have the chance to live much beyond the adolescent years. God Bless You All!
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Dan DeLeuw |
Location: Cincinnati |
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Thursday, May 19, 2016 10:43 Host:
Sitting around the hooch, I told Al, "You guys are the heroes." He said, "No you are the heroes. If you guys hadn't brought your ships and aircraft into the battle, we wouldn't be alive today." I cried. I'm finally starting to get it. We all matter and we are forever connected by the events of May 15, 1975.
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rnavarro |
Location: tx |
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Wednesday, May 18, 2016 20:07 Host:
semper fi to all involved maybe I can make it next time around
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