Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book
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Wonderful site. Have a great day!
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Happy Birthday jarhead,and have an awesome Vets day.
Semper Fi Terry Brooks Echo co 3rd plt |
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Happy Birthday to all and have a safe and happy Vets Day
Semper Fi Al |
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just want to say happy birthday and have a good vets day.
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-Happy belated Birthday to the Navy.
-Happy Birthday to the Marines, past and present. -All U.S. Armed Forces, have a great and memorable Veterans day. -Thank you all for your service to U.S. of America. -Another day to reflect on times, good and bad. -Another moment to remember. |
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REMEMBERING
Everyone needs to take a look at this: http://00f2630.netsolhost.com/farewellmarine.html Semper Fi, Edd |
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More information about the exploits of 2/9 in Afghanistan. Copy and paste into your web browser:
http://www.tulsaworld.com/site/articlepath.aspx?articleid=20101025_13_A3_CUTLIN399320 I would hope that anyone who sees updated information about units, ships or aircraft which participated in the S.S. Mayaguez rescue would post links for us to follow. I think it is important for us to understand and realize that The Battle of Koh Tang was not the end of existence for these organizations. Every where life is full of heroism, and our dynamic world is unfolding as it should. We should not only remember the past, but should also consider the forces which guide our future. Semper Fi, Edd |
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Looking for anyone in boot camp Plt 2122 San Deigo. look for Plt picture.
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A response for post 194. I know of two Navy mechanics who repaired a helicopter that morning. Its the one mentioned in Guilmartins book. They hacksawed out a fuel or hydraulic line and replaced it with some hose. Not sure what else they did. I was up there earlier in the morning but the chopper we saw was shot full of holes but no maintenance required. One was a younger jet mech (E-3 I think). from the airframe shop of VA-95 (A-6s from the Coral Sea). I can't recall his name just yet. The other I did not personaly know but I believe he was a 2nd Class Petty Officer from VF-51's airframe shop the F-4 outfit onboard the Coral Sea. To long ago to remember clearly.
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AO1 Weapons Dept. G-div USS Coral Frequent Wind and Koh Tang Island operations. Damn so long ago!!!
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