34-year-old USAF Tech. Sgt. Matthew S. Schwartz, from Michigan, was one of three Air Force servicemen killed in action on 5th January 2012 when their vehicle struck an insurgent bomb in Shir Ghazi, Helmand.
Sgt. Schwartz was a bomb-disposal technician serving with the 90th Civil Engineer Squadron, FE Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming. His family told local news that this was his sixth combat mission and that he had also served in Iraq. He had served in the US Air Force for 12 years.
Sgt. Schwartz leaves his wife, Jenny, and three daughters.
Also killed were: Senior Airman Bryan Bell and Airman 1st Class Matthew Seidler.
We Will Always know you as our hero my sweet Matthew. Love you forever!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and his company will never forget your sacrifice. May God bless you, and those you leave behind. Rest in peace, soldier.
ReplyDeleteMy husband and his company will never forget your sacrifice. May God bless you, and those you leave behind. Rest in peace, soldier.
ReplyDeleteWe send our condolences to the family of Sgt. Schwartz. Your sacrifice is and will not be forgotten.
ReplyDeletePaul & Lani, WY
with great sympathy and condolences to the family of Sgt. Schwartz for his Ultimate Sacrifice. God bless you with peace and comfort.
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