Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book
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 Saturday, August 24, 2013 21:15 Host:
i went to the same high school he was a friend. call me at 731 607- 1870 mike hennen golf co 2-9 3rd platoon
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Monday, August 12, 2013 19:01 Host:
Due to there not being enough people that could make the St Augustine, FL fishing trip in Sept we will not be able to fish. Will try again at a later date. Thanks, Dan
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013 21:32 Host:
HEY DUKE DADDATO LOOK ME UP. SURE DO MISS THOSE DAYS IN PI. ON FACE BOOK
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013 11:20 Host:
seen the photos ron "virgil" Quinlan posted on here. brought back memories of the old shipmates on them stinking hot days over there aboard the DE1074 happy harry. gittin drunk in PI and hopping in a jeepy heading in the oppisite direction of the base, lots of fun in them small towns around Olongapo city PI . DAMN TIMES HAVE CHANGED...
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Thursday, July 4, 2013 10:52 Host:
Happy 4th all of my Brothers. Be safe and don't overdo it on the suds. Hope to see as many as possible at Jeff Kerns in Nov.
Semper Fi Till I Die |
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Thursday, June 27, 2013 17:00 Host:
I was a corpsman on the USS Coral Sea during the Mayaquez Incident. We were in route to Australia for a PR visit when we got a report that a US civilian ship had been captured off the coast of Cambodia. We turned the ship around and headed to Cambodia. We were given no further information. The next evening, without our knowing, we started receiving USAF HH53 helicopters coming in with marine causalities. I was on the flight deck aid station at the time when the helicopters landed... I remember many wounded coming in from the helicopters... I remember a marine officer (captain I believe) frantically saying... "WHERE IS (name of one of his men) (don't recall the name)!!!" over and over again, saying he can't find one of his men. Another young officer kept saying... "It was horrible... it was horrible!!" over and over again and was shaking in panic. Many of the marines were just staring in space not saying anything, obviously traumatized. Everything was so disorganized... One of my jobs then that I fell into was to triage and get names of the marines and their extent of injuries... which also gave me the job of calming them down... reminding them that the are now safe on the USS Coral Sea.
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Sunday, June 23, 2013 09:11 Host:
Hello, I am the daughter of marine Brian J. Crothers. I am trying to find the book on this battle. If anyone could help me with how I can get ahold of a copy I would greatly appreciate it.
***** Theresa, to see the books written, move curser to Media (above) and then to Books. |
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 11:14 Host:
To all the veterans who came home, thank you. To the families of the men who did not return, God bless you. I just read Ralph Wetterhahn's book and was moved by the bravery of all involved. To our Air Force and Navy brothers, and to my fellow Marines, I say, Semper Fidelis!
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Saturday, June 15, 2013 11:10 Host:
To Allen Bailey,
It was my pleasure to help you and your wife while you were experiencing a flat tire on your travel trailer during your trip through North Carolina on Highway 64 east of Rocky Mount. Thanks again for your service to our county. Sincerely, Dan |
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Friday, June 14, 2013 09:32 Host:
Reply to Terry Brooks entry below dated 18 May 2013.
Wife - Phyllis and I are figuring out travel plans. I am looking into AMC Space "A" travel and a rent a car when we arrive. Our intentions are to be in Arizona around 8-12 November. Shout to the Bailey's for their hospitality 14 May at their POS in Maryland. Fratres Aeterni, Scott |
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