Bruce G HowerterSergeantCRIP PLT, HHC, 2ND BN, 27TH INFANTRY, 25 INF DIV Army of the United States 01 June 1948 - 12 February 1968 Canton, Illinois Panel 39E Line 006 |
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It was the greatest honor for me and the men of CRIP to know you and to serve with you. You and the 9 other men will live in our hearts forever and you will never be forgotten. We love you and we miss you. Thank you for being our brother. We will always remember the "MIGHTY 10".
Wolfhounds Forever!
8 Feb 2005 The courage, strength, valor, and love for your fellow soldiers displayed by you on the battle field that day that our Lord called you to your heavenly home will be embedded in our hearts eternally. Our memories of you will always be in our minds and hearts each and and every day. You are truly loved and missed.
Your "CRIP" Brothers 01 Feb 2007 Bruce, it has been 39 years since that horrible day on the battlefield when you gallantly fought by our sides and paid the ultimate price of giving your life which allowed many of your fellow platoon members to survive. Your courage will be remembered by us for the rest of our days. We all have the greatest of love, respect, and admiration for you and the other men of The Mighty 10. You are the shining light in each of our hearts every day. We salute you, miss you and never will forget you.
Wolfhounds Forever !!! Your Brothers of CRIP
From a friend, Leonard Brooks capper625@earthlink.net Visit my personal site |
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To Bruce, You will never be forgotten. You made it through once, and were lucky enough to get out alive. When you came back we argued over it, with me asking you why, for I felt once was enough. Just three short weeks later your life was taken. Our argument has haunted me all these years, for you had so much to offer besides losing your life over a war that made no sense. I will forever miss you. - CRIP Forever -
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A Note from The Virtual WallThe ten men from the Recon and Intelligence Platoon, 2nd Bn, 27th Infantry, who died in action on 12 Feb 1968 were
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The point-of-contact for this memorial is your Platoon Brothers, Len Brooks capper625@earthlink.net |
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 14 Feb 2004
Last updated 04/02/2007