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RIP MR. Lynn D. "Buck" Compton


If only 90% of the world was like these guys, We would have no problems
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A hero indeed!
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R.I.P. Mr. Compton
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I have meet some of his "Brothers" Captin Winters & Bill Guarnere. God isnt making them like this anymore RIP Buck
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RIP.
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Very sad indeed.
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RIP.
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RIP, thanks for your service and sacrafice Buck!!
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May he be carried to the Hero's Hall to feast in Glory with his Brothers.
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RIP, your service is inspiring!
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Rest in Peace to another lost hero. :-)
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I appreciate the sentiment, but I have to disagree with you there; the USA is still blessed with "Brothers" like these great men, and they are serving in all 4 branches today. My thanks to all of them, past and present. From the French and Indian war all the way up to today's conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, we've been blessed with great men and women who served our country. I have really enjoyed reading the different books about Easy Company's part in WWII, and then following up with others like Audie Murphy, Jimmy Stewart, and George McGovern, as well as many other non-famous folk.
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Thank you for your service and may you R.I.P.
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I raise my drink to him.

R.I.P. Buck
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Kills me seeing this and those dog fight shows....these guys were the iron men of their time and to see them so aged and frail is painful. Rip patriot.
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No kidding? :-)


RIP LT. Compton. Your sacrifices made during the war will not be forgotten.
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A true American hero has passed on. RIP sir.
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This makes me worry for my Grandfather. He will be 94 April 1st. He was a Marine Infantrymen in the Pacific 42-45. Spent his 28th B-day, hitting the beach at Okinawa
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