Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book

Hey Scott
Was wondering if you new of any other Echo brothers you could reach to let them know of the website so that they could possibly come to the re-union.
Semper Fi

Yes, we're going to the reunion, just haven't registered yet.
Looking forward to seeing you guys & gals again.

Greetings fellow Marines and others: I would like to add a couple of books the the Sergeant Major's list:

"A Very Short War" John Guilmartin, Jr. CC 1995

"The Last Battle..." Ralph Wetterhahn CC 2001

"A Knavish Piece of Work" Ejner Fulsang CC 2006 (a fact based fiction)

Semper Fi,
Edd

Other books:
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The Four Days of Mayaguez
Roy Rowan
Copyright 1975
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The First Two Hundred Years
1775-1975
The United States Marines
Published 1976
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Ductus Exemplo,
Scott (Echo)

Concerning my entry yesturday;
I received some phone calls and e-mails.
The book I read was from -
History and Museums Division
Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps
Washington, D.C.
1990
Another book that is a tribute is -
Assault From The Sea
Essays on History of Amphibious Warfare
Naval Institute Press
1983
Thank you all for serving our country.
Saepre Expertus,
Scott

Veterans,
Just finished reading the chapter about our operation in the book titled.
U.S. Marines in Vietnam
The Bitter End
1973-1975
Brought back fresh memories of that experience in May 1975.
We must not forget anything.
It is our duty to remember.
Fratres Aeterni,
Scott

Unit: 2nd Battalion 4th Marine Regiment.

3rd Mar. Div. Comm. Platoon

Off The Ship USS Okinawa to Pen. Cambodia Mission Eagle Lift/Eagle Pull

Any Info. On Other Marines to that attachment.

Please contact me A.S.A.P.
(209) 640- 6030
(209) 830 6189

Semper Fi Jarheads

:-) Scott. You are right in that I feel a lot better than before I found our website. I feel that my wife and I will be able to reach out a lot more after we retire and see some of you guys.

Warriors all,
I have recently started to go to this site (KTBC) daily. Prior to this, I came here infrequently. I have increased my visit to this site for information and a place to talk to other warriors. I pray that more KTBC veterans leave their mark on a more regular routine. Hope to hear from you all more often. This site is a place of healing, comraderie, remembering, and not forgetting.
Fratres Aeterni (Brothers Forever),
Scott

Warriors,
In addition to this site as your primary source of information. I would like to suggest "togetherweserved". Please do internet search and you can find more warriors. Any questions or assistance need, contact me sgtmajor78@yahoo.com - it is free.
Saepre Expertus,
Scott