Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book

I was one of the two USAF EOD, Bomb Disposal Techs, on board the Mayaguez. I would like contact with anyone that was there. It was a time I will never forget.
God Bless all who were part of that Op.
Harold Young Former Ssgt USAF EOD Team

Viet Nam war memorial just outside the gate of Camp Johnson (MCCSSS) a part of Camp Lejeune, NC.
They did a great job in the design. Also located near the site is the Lebanon memorial, twin towers memorial, and Veterans cemetary. If you come to see the site, look me up in the phone book. Always remember their names, never forget. Saepre Expertus.

I talked to Dan Hoffman and the reunion sounds great. I am still working, and working for the Marine Corps. i will be deployed until the end of May. God Bless all of you and Semper Fi, Walt Davis

Really looking forward to this years reunion. I have spoken to so many guys who until recently didn't even know we existed and are as excited as me to get together. Semper Fi, "Lt Dan"

Just wanted to say hi, to you all and God bless everyone of as they say in the south, yall. Love mike. :D

koh suvivor

Warriors all,
There is definitely an increased traffic on this site. That is great and motivating. The chatter helps and bonds our connection even more. Other services are using this site to find fellow comrades and friends. In reference to a previous entry; My thanks goes out to the mechanics that kept those Jolly Green's in the air. One team, one fight. The book list has grown and one that I have not read was posted below (An Act of Piracy). Thanks for the shout out. Take care and God Bless all of you from all services for your service to our country.
Saepre Expertus,
Scott

My Brothers, our reunion is coming up very quickly.

Thinking back to when I was in the Marines Corps, the saying “Hurry up and wait” really does work the best. Please register soon to help make this special event run smoothly. Procrastination is the thief of time.

Now is the time to HELP locate your fellow comrades. More than half of the Marines are still not found. The PARTICIPATION LIST under CONTACT US shows if contact has been made. Many only show initials for first and middle names. To find these guys after all these years has been a challenge. What we are looking for are their first names, their home towns, even social security numbers. Any lead would be helpful.

In the last six months I have located and talked to over fifty newly found brothers. Like many of you, they too have not spoken to any of their comrades for over three decades. Most were overwhelmed with my initial phone call, just as I was when Tim Trebil called me back in 2005. Now there is a network of telephone calls and rekindled friendships going on.

Now IS the time to HELP find your fellow comrades.

BROTHERS FOREVER
Semper Fidelis,
Al Bailey Hospitality - Sgt at Arms

mrs. tina sent me to this site and i just wanted to say thank you to all of the vets ! i am not related to " action jackson " but i hope yall find him and my prayers are with you !

I need to find an Air Force or Navy mechanic that worked on the choppers on May 15th for an upcoming article. Some of you Marines may not know how close you were to spending the night. Those mechanics worked miricles. Any body know one? Put me in touch.