An Angel
My God, be with you and your family always. Rest in peace, brave soldier. You will, never be forgotten.
Thursday, December 26, 2002 |
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Steve Schultz
usmcmidget@peoplepc.com
Didn't know Col., Brownlee, but his name was on the list, of 30, names, I was honored to have read at "The Wall," this Veterans Day, in D.C.. I made a promise that night, in front of that Wall of Honor, to find out who these Heros were, that paid the ultimate sacrifice. Being a Viet Vet., myself, I believe, they are in a better place, for they surely spent their time, in hell. I was a member of the First Marine, Air Wing, in Viet Nam and can remember those days, when one of our pilots didn't return, from their mission. May Col., Brownlee and A1C, King, rest in peace. Stev Schultz, Semper Fi!
Thursday, January 09, 2003 |
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Gerald (Jerry) Baker
jerbear@dslextreme.com
Stanton, CA., 92680, USA
I did not, know Col., Brownlee. However, I will never, forget Christmas Eve, 1968. I worked, in the Aircraft, Records Section, at Takhli Royal, Thai Airbase. When the NCO., from the Command Post, came in and asked, for the records, jacket, of an F105. At first I was shocked, it was Christmas Eve. and we had lost one, of ours. I didn't know, who, but I knew, that a Brave Warrior, had been lost. After my shock, a great sadness, came over me. It returns, evry year, at the same time. Col., Brownlee, Sir. Rest in Peace Brave Warrior, Rest in Peace.
Tuesday, April 25, 2006 |
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Ruben Nieto
manders2@aisd.net
Mr. Anderson History Student
2000, Sam Houston Dr., Arlington, Tx., 76014, USA
My Adopted MIA.
Colonel, Charles R. Brownlee, My Name is Ruben Nieto. Im a 2006, Junior, @ Sam Houston, High School, in Arlington, Tx.. As part of a class assignment, on Vietnam's MIA., I learned, your story and i shared, it with with my classmate. I learned, of your sacrifice and will remember you.
Friday, May 12, 2006 |
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