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SRGross 05-20-2006 21:56

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RIP In gods hans we submit this soul

Texian 05-20-2006 23:14

RIP, Warrior.

Trip_Wire (RIP) 05-21-2006 13:56

RIP CPT

PSM 05-21-2006 14:07

Rest in peace, Capt. Tarlavsky.

Pat

vsvo 05-21-2006 15:32

RIP CPT

VVVV 05-22-2006 06:56

RIP CPT.

aricbcool 05-22-2006 17:52

RIP CPT...

Hatchetforce 05-23-2006 09:07

I first met Big Legs when he was the 35 Team Leader. 35 and my Team, 25, had a friendly rivalry as SCUBA guys are wont to do. I got to know him better on the rotational staybehind prior to the war. I sure do miss that guy.

12B4S 05-24-2006 22:22

Rest in Peace Sir........

aestreet 06-05-2006 22:08

A great example of a true American.

RIP SIR.

Atilla 02-04-2009 00:50

RIP sir. I never met Capt Tarlavsky but we were on QRF and on patrol the night he died, as we got the news over the net of his passing we were getting eyes on a weapons storage facility that doubled as a school in the day time. I remember that at the time U.S. forces in the area were all getting tasked with hitting outlying hideout points for Mahdi guys. From what we heard he was one courageous guy and he was desperately trying to lead the Iraqi assets into this building they did not want to go into. We all lost some good guys that month. Capt Tarlavsky example was an inspiration that was used to encourage and motivate many Marines in Najaf. I know this thread is old but I just wanted to let any of you QP's who knew him personally know that his sacrifice meant something to the Marines that were in Najaf at the time and that his memory as well as others were on our mind as we cleared Sadr out of Najaf at the end of that month. God Bless You sir. "He who sheds blood with me will forever me by brother" (I hope no one is offended by my saying that.)

JAB10th 02-04-2009 04:48

RIP Sir and God Bless

Rogue 02-04-2009 07:10

Rest in Peace Cpt

SF_BHT 02-04-2009 07:46

Rest In Peace Sir....

The Reaper 02-04-2009 08:04

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Originally Posted by Atilla (Post 247528)
RIP sir. I never met Capt Tarlavsky but we were on QRF and on patrol the night he died, as we got the news over the net of his passing we were getting eyes on a weapons storage facility that doubled as a school in the day time. I remember that at the time U.S. forces in the area were all getting tasked with hitting outlying hideout points for Mahdi guys. From what we heard he was one courageous guy and he was desperately trying to lead the Iraqi assets into this building they did not want to go into. We all lost some good guys that month. Capt Tarlavsky example was an inspiration that was used to encourage and motivate many Marines in Najaf. I know this thread is old but I just wanted to let any of you QP's who knew him personally know that his sacrifice meant something to the Marines that were in Najaf at the time and that his memory as well as others were on our mind as we cleared Sadr out of Najaf at the end of that month. God Bless You sir. "He who sheds blood with me will forever me by brother" (I hope no one is offended by my saying that.)

Thanks for sharing your story.

It does mean something, and we are not offended.

TR


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