THE WALL OF FACES

Learned about SP4 Brown's story when I read about COL Paris Davis and his recent MOH upgrade for combat actions in 1965.

Photo below is a rubbing of his name on the Wall here in DC provided by the Vietnam Veterans Foundation.

The last day I served in Iraq, our Battalion Commander for 2-12 Cavalry, LTC Nickolas, told me 'Doc, no words can express my thanks for what you all did to take care of our wounded'.

Medics work so others may live. Those of us serving in the recent past and today try our best to keep up the proud tradition of those before us--great medics & Americans like SP4 Brown. May he rest in eternal peace.

LTC (ret), Debjeet Sarkar, MD, US Army Medical Corps

I sat on my cousin's lap on his last leave before he was wounded. We may never meet again. Cousin Jimmy

Your birthday is two weeks out. Visited you at Zanesfield.

Your are not forgotten.

HOOAH

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from Marj Hiegel Lawson is touching. May you rest in eternal peace.

On the remembrance of your 78th birthday, your sacrifice is not forgotten.

HOOAH