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It's been over 16 months, since my only son, best friend and valiant Ranger "Sgt William Aaron Barr", was killed by a hit and run driver in Macon GA only 2 months after his discharge. All investigation by County authorities into his so called "accident" has ceased; if, as it was ...

Aaron (Sgt Barr) was leaving my apartment in Macon, on Sat. August 21, 2010, two months after his release from Active Duty, to ride his motorcycle to a cycle shop and look for a new helmet. He wanted a black one that he could post his unit decal on, and the name of one of his closest friends and fel...

Sgt Barr was killed as a result of a hit and run accident in Macon Ga on August 21, 2011 only two months after his ETS. I am seeking those who may have served with him during his four years in 1/75 and memories/photos of his service. Aaron was my only son and did not talk about his work other than t...

Sgt Barr was killed as a result of a hit and run accident in Macon Ga on August 21, 2011 only two months after his ETS. I am seeking those who may have served with him during his four years in 1/75 and memories/photos of his service. Aaron was my only son and did not talk about his work other than t...

He has a degree in engineering, interned at NASA, and has been in the army for the last four years.
His plans are to attend one of five or six colleges he has applied to get his master's degree.
He has been successful in everything he has attempted and I'm very proud of him.

First, thanks for reply. Second, I can't tell you how proud I am of all our service members but especially the Rangers. My son wanted to be a ranger since he was old enough to get a Rambo Big Wheel. Wow, dating myself. He's a straight up, get it done kind of guy. He had a goal and accomplished it wi...

I am really glad to be able to use the site. My son, is a Ranger and is completing his fourth tour overseas. He is due to get out of the army early this next year. I am wondering/worrying over the possibility that "stop gap" measures will be utilized to keep him in the service after the go...