Shriver, MSGT. Jerry Michael

[bluebb]

Sorry just saw your message. It is on the front row right near the drive way. It is not a very big cemetery.

[Kasik]

Originally Posted by bluebb

Sorry just saw your message. It is on the front row right near the drive way. It is not a very big cemetery.

Thanks - learned there is no cemetery index for Fort Lawton. Not even the Discovery Park historian can identify individual grave sites.

[Marzul]

The story of MSGT Shriver makes me cry every time, I read it. The pure heroism of this man and the men that he lead into battle, pulls at my soul. He has no movie no grand tale told to all the nation. He just did his job at a level I'm sure is still emulated by SF troopers today. A true "Quite Professional" never fighting for recognition or fame, just for his men and his country.

I hope to be one tenth the man he was. To all of SOG-MACV and SF troopers in general I thank you.

Rest in Peace "Mad Dog" you will never be forgotten.

[Dusty]

Originally Posted by NousDefionsDoc

You are not forgotten.

The three Warriors I hold in highest regard: MSG Shriver, Bad Bob Howard and Pancho Hamer.

Inspirational

[bushmaster11]

I served with MSG then SGM Billy Waugh twice; at B-36 and again at CCN