GM-3 Bruner was relatively new and hadn't been in the field but a couple of weeks or so. Bruner, being a new guy, wanted a better look--he was hit just as he raised his head. - Gunfighter Photo Collections, Company A, 1/6th Inf.- powered by SmugMug

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A-1-6 > BB-03: LT William E. "Bill" Burley in the field in the spring of 68.

A-1-6 > BB-46: Here is a shot of the Navy jet that dropped the bomb that sent the schrapnel that ended up in Bruner's helmet.

A-1-6 > GM-3 Bruner was relatively new and hadn't been in the field but a couple of weeks or so. Bruner, being a new guy, wanted a better look--he was hit just as he raised his head.

A-1-6 > BB-02: LT William E. "Bill" Burley

A-1-6 > BB-19: Sgt. Kurt Michaelsen. Some of us called him "The Swede". Probably an E-6 at the time.

A-1-6 > BB-11: LT William E. "Bill" Burley

GM-3 Bruner was relatively new and hadn't been in the field but a couple of weeks or so. Bruner, being a new guy, wanted a better look--he was hit just as he raised his head.

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