Sgt. Bryce Lockwood

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517 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 10 Jul

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That was later in the 1980s, early 1990s.

I didn't know the names of any of the fellows that I pulled out or was credited with saving their lives.

Joe Lentini, even though I kept him from Browning, I didn't actually get him out of there.

Dave McFagan, it was not until 1997, a reunion in 1997, I found out who that was.

It's pretty ironic.

He was in the hospital at Naples, Italy.

He'd taken some shrapnel in his privates.

Doctors told him he'd probably never have any more children.

Well, he did have.

He had a boy and a girl.

At that reunion, one of the other fellows that I thought that I had brought out of there was Harold Six, Gene Six.

Gene was his nickname.

He and I were having a beer, kind of joking around, and

Someone else came in, the tub in the bathroom was full of ice water and beer.

We're in there yakking, and somebody came in and said, hey, Sarge, there's another guy here to save his life.

Really?

Went out into the other room, and there's Dave McFagan in a wheelchair with his daughter, born later, after the attack, pushing him in a wheelchair.

Dave Lewis, prior to his death, was giving an interview, and he said, if it was an attack, it was a best-planned attack in the military.

The ammunition that they were using, targets that they were doing, heat-seeking missiles designed to knock out all of our transmitting antennas.

70,000 documented killed, probably twice that many buried in the rubble that could never be recovered for the time it's elapsed.

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