THE WALL OF FACES

I still have your bracelet and am not sure where to send it. God bless your service. Thank you.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from your sister in law attests to the ravages of war on entire families. Rest in eternal peace.

I wore your bracelet for years; never taking it off. Unfortunately, I had a car accident and it was bent up too much to wear. But, I held onto it for decades (still have it). I went to school with many vets who returned and thought about those who didn't throughout the years. Thank you for your service, along with many others, who protect our freedom and rights. RIP Richard Bauer.

I wore your bracelet for years; never taking it off. Unfortunately, I had a car accident and it was bent up too much to wear. But, I held onto it for decades (still have it). I went to school with many vets who returned and thought about those who didn't throughout the years. Thank you for your service, along with many others, who protect our freedom and rights. RIP Richard Bauer.

The remains of SPC Richard Gene Bauer were recovered on July 9, 1973, and positively identified on August 28, 1973.

He is buried at Greenwood Cemetery in Virginia, MN.

Your sacrifice is not forgotten.

HOOAH