| Compilation of photos taken by Brian T. Hart during Task Force Iron Horse Memorial Ceremony at Ft. Hood, September 2, 2004. Also attached are photos from various individuals of the 173rd Airborne Brigade killed in action in Iraq from 2003 to 2004. | |
Monday, January 01, 2007
Task Force Iron Horse Memorial Ft. Hood September 2, 2004 and 173rd Airborne Remembrance
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God Bless you Mr. Hart..
For your own service to the troops and their saftey. I am mother of two soldiers, One is at Fort Hood and the other is at bragg with the 82nd airborne. Being a gunner and papatrooper, I feel better knowing of your passion and dedication for our troops, that being said, your son's life was not in vain, for your pain is and will bring many more home to their faimlies.. God will reward you richly.
Kitty, An army mother who is proud to be such.
I TOO LOST A SON..AND AT TIMES MY HEART STUMBLES WHEN I THINK OF HIM....GOD HAS A PLACE IN HEAVEN FOR WARRIOR'S AND OUR SONS AND MANY MORE REST THERE IN PEACE AND SAFE..HELD IN GODS HANDS IN HONOR....MAY ONE DAY WE FIND THE ANSWER TO WHY... YOUR SONS AND MIND WILL LIVE IN OUR HEARTS WITH VALOR HAS THEIR PILLOW..
MAY THE LORD EASE YOUR PAIN
SCOTT A. MORSE ..SAN DIEGO,CALIF
Dear Mr. Hart,
I just read an article about your company and the invention you created to protect the soldiers out in the field. My son lost both legs from an IED explosion and want you to know that if you can save and spare lives with your invention you will be a hero to many. I cannot imagine the pain of losing your son the way you did. I was lucky that mine came back alive..I beleive I may have met you at a function that was sponsored by Curt Schilling for the military and their families. If that was you that my family and I sat next to, I want you to know that I was touched by your quiet dignity, and I felt some of the pain that you and your family has endured...God Bless You.....
Roberta Quimby
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