RIP Brother.

Good Bye, Chris
 

Archangel, I don't care to think about the number of times I've had to say good bye. Any of the guys that have been around a day or two can tell you it doesn't get any better. Especially when its a brother. Because each and every time its like loosing blood kin. He is resting with plenty of our kin. I know J.C. has a special place for us and he is happier now than he has ever been and he will be there when we get there. RIP, Archangel you have big shoes to fill. "Q".

RIP
 

Rest In Peace Warrior

I will hoist a drink to your memory as the sun sets in the west tonight.

RIP

RIP

RIP SSG Robinson

RIP

RIP

I was scheduled for the funeral detail for Chris when he got back state side, Unfortunatley The MOSQ school here at Camp Shelby wouldnt alow me to go so I got pretty hot about that. I remember him being such an awesome guy who was always ready to lend a hand around the unit.

Rest In Peace.

RIP bro,

Thanks for posting the pictures. That is a very special sight to behold that too many out of our line of work get to see. The respect that we show our fallen has always put a lump in my throat.

In the last picture posted, one of the guys has his arm in a sling (looks like a Durfka head wrap used as a craveat actually). Is that the Tm SGT that had the large exit wound?

Rest in Peace, Sergeant.



That's my unit, though I only did a few drills there before shipping off to basic and the pipeline and didn't get the chance to know SSG Robinson.

The Team Sgt that was wounded ran the NQP program while I was there and was the first of a many SF instructors that would inspire and motivated me. You can't imagine how proud I felt when on my last drill there he told me he thought I'd do fine in the course and that he'd be looking for me for his team when I finished. That was two and half years ago. I completed SERE today.

hey leo, pm me i might know you

RIP SSG Robinson

Sorry for your loss Archangel

It hardly seems like a year has passed. Every morning when I see that flag standing in my front yard I think of you and all of the others like you who are out in harms way so that I can be here at home enjoying life.

We will never forget you. This day will live in our hearts and minds forever. We will be heading down to Camp Shelby today to place a stone in your honor at the war museum so others may also remember the price you paid. See you on the other side brother.

-Scott

RIP Mi Hermano
 

RIP, Chris. Chris Robinson was truly a Quiet Professional and one of the most humble, cheerful SF soldiers I have had the pleasure to know.