Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book

so what is the problem so that all can see. Otherwise nothing can be remedied. or send a message to each individually if all agree.

I guess I have not seen or heard the negative things going on. Remember all of us are brothers forever linked. Semper Fi

Disappointing to see that this guest book isn't being utilized as intended. Brothers we need to support each other and this organization. Let us put aside any differences and personal issues and work positively for the common good. We don't need negative individuals pushing personal agendas or continually spewing derisive or divisive comments. We are survivors and while many still suffer we need to heal and move forward together. If you are so negative about this organization that you feel the need to hurt our fellow combat veterans, perhaps you should find another outlet and move on.

My father was Maj John Coble. He was the A/C for Spectre 61 during the events of May 12-15, 1975. Maj Coble passed in June of 2013, and is buried in the Veterans Cemetery in Canton, GA.

Only once did my father ever speak of the Mayaguez with me, and then, only briefly. Likewise, with all of his experiences in Viet Nam.

I'm so thankful to the people who have made this web site possible. I've read ALL of the guestbook, and many of the documents. This web site is a tremendous gift to future generations.

I my unit was the 2nd bat 12th marines fox battery out camp Hague Okinawa Japan we were attached to 3 bat 9th marines in 1975 April a bat landing team we were put on alert for the mayaquez while aboard the uss Tuscaloosa also we were in operation frequent winds off the coast of Vietnam this operation involved over fifty us navy ships my condolence goes out to all military personel involved in both operations simper fi 3rd mar div

My crew was tasked to pick up the USAF Police killed in the Helo. I was 20 years old and had hauled supplies in support all day. We land at NKP early AM but was unaware of what we where to pick up. I remember seeing the loader coming down the ramp and was my first KIA's. What a sad morning. It's hard to loose friends something I've had to do more than I want to think of. I want to thank all of you seems end of a war no gratitude but I have thought of that day many times.

I am Charlie Robb's niece. Just wanted to say thank you to each and every one of you for your dedication and service to our country.

Charlies widow is setting up a location for his funeral with I will post asap.
Meanwhile Any cards or donations can be sent to his wife,Mary. They aren't rich people and could us some help.
Address is
330 Marvin Way
Auburn CAL 95603
Thanks & Semper-Fi

Charlie was a really good guy back in 2/9. Really enjoyed some good talks and joking around with him and Dan Kinner

We lost a Brother yesterday,1/31/15.
Charlie Robb,H&S 81's 2/9 3MarDiv 75.
He will be missed.