Koh Tang Mayaguez Vets Organization Guest Book

50 years. It is still fresh in a lot of our minds. What a day to have survived.

I found out about the Koh Tang Vets through an airline friend. I attended the Cincinnati, Ft Walton Beach and Las Vegas reunions. I was 30 years old on May 15, 1975. Now I am 80 and I will not be attending this year's reunion. It is an honor to know you, the officers and men of the KTMVO. Semper Fi.

This will be my first reunion with all of you. A bit nervous. I will be driving your way, from Cincinnati, in the morning after work. Looking forward to meeting everyone. Fifty years is a long time.

Looking forward to the 50th reunion this week. Met many of you at the Las Vegas reunion. Just a reminder this was really a joint military mission including our Coast Guard C-130 under the control of the Coral Sea Task Force. We were diverted from searching for escaping "Boat People" off the coast of South Vietnam to Koh Tang to fly cover for some of the Coral Sea aircraft.

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On our way to DC for the reunion

On our way to DC for the reunion

I am a Military Historian and Author writing a story about Capt Terry Ohlemeier, one of the CH-53 pilots involved in the Mayaguez Mission. Capt Ohlemeier passed away in March 2025, but his story will be published in Doug Sterner's Beyond Belief, Kansas Heroes book due for publication in June.
Thanks for your service and keeping this story alive.
Peter Stonefield

Hello everyone. I was on the USS Anchorage and we were on our way home from Vietnam when we got diverted to Cambodia. Didn't see any direct action there, but we listened to whatever news we could get while the Marines battled it out on the island. It's great that organizations like this exist today. I raise my glass to the brave men who fought and bled in that last battle of the war.

I just wanted to say hello to all of your heroes!!!. I was the Flight Engineer of Jolly Green 12, piloted by Major Walls and 2Lt Comer. I was wounded in action during this mission in a hover trying to rescue a downed crew member above a Dusty H-53 helicopter near the beach. I was dropped off on the Coral Sea for medical assistance. Presently, I'm the Post Commander of Chapter 10249 at Udorn, Thailand