[Congressional Record Volume 145, Number 57 (Monday, April 26, 1999)]
[Senate]
[Page S4210]
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                         ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS

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                    IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO DIED

 Mr. BUNNING. Mr. President, a tragedy occurred in my home 
state of Kentucky on the morning of April 22nd. A UH-60L Black Hawk 
helicopter crashed at Ft. Campbell during a training mission. Seven of 
the United States Army's 101st Airborne Division's finest soldiers died 
in that crash.
  I would ask us all to remember Sergeant Anthony Wade Brown, 
Specialist Earl Condary Eoff, Sergeant Robert Gerald Millward, Sergeant 
James Robert Murphy, Jr., Chief Warrant Officer Two Aaron King Power, 
Specialist Fury John Rice, and Sergeant Julius Raymond Wilkes, Jr. We 
must also keep their fellow soldiers, friends, and especially their 
families in our prayers during this difficult time of mourning.
  These seven soldiers took an oath when they joined the military to 
defend this great nation. We must not take for granted their service 
and their commitment to us. We should take an oath now that they will 
remain in our hearts forever and that we will never forget them.
  God bless these men.

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