HONORED ON PANEL 2W, LINE 113 OF THE WALL
CARTER AVERY HOWELL
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CARTER A HOWELL
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LEFT FOR CARTER AVERY HOWELL
POSTED ON 7.16.2019
POSTED BY: Claudia Schroeder
I am wearing 1LT. Carter Howell
I wear this bracelet now. I finally sat down to look for this man I have thought about for 40 years. It is with tears I give him my love and thank him for his bravery. I was 16 when I got the bracelet....history has revealed that war should not be an option. the loss of life should not be the coast of our freedom. Words are the only way to peace. Carter Avery Howell my hero who I forever honor on Memorial and Veterans day. Peace to his family.
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POSTED ON 10.23.2017
I Still Wear the Bracelet
I will continue to wear it until he is found or it will go with me to my grave.
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POSTED ON 6.21.2017
POSTED BY: Meredith Downing
I too wore Captain Carter A Howell's MIA Bracelet
I just read a FB re-post about damage done to the wall in July 2016, which brought up the memory of the MIA bracelet I wore. In 1973, while a senior in high school, I requested a MIA bracelet and received one honoring this good man, Captain Carter A Howell. Years ago the bracelet was inadvertently lost while wearing. While I have found his name on The Wall, I never thought to look him up on the Internet until now. While it is an emotional moment 44 years later, I am happy to learn a bit more of you. Thank you Captain Howell for your service, and your family and friends who have posted here in remembrance.
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POSTED ON 6.6.2016
POSTED BY: Suzan Nester Moran
Bracelet
I am a 58 year old woman who proudly wears his bracelet which I got while still in High School. I was able to track down his mother back before computers. We exchanged several letters. I was happy to see a picture of him on this sight. I am forever grateful for his sacrifice.
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POSTED ON 5.25.2016
POSTED BY: Dennis Garvin
a Good Man
I was a fellow 69 graduate and M company friend with CA. We would play guitar together (badly) and sing (worse). I could never understand why he would jump out of perfectly good airplanes. I Do understand why he strapped a jet to his butt and went out to fight for his country. He was a Good Man
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