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Iowa brothers to be buried together at Arlington National Cemetery

July 13, 2005 By admin

Two Iowa soldiers from Crawford County who died recently will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. 22-year-old Sergeant Casey Byers of Schleswig was killed last month when a bomb exploded beneath his armored Humvee while he was taking part in mission in Iraq. Byers’ brother, 19-year-old Specialist Justin “Paul” Byers died about a week and a half later when he was struck and killed by a pickup truck after walking out of a roadside ditch near Vail. The family has learned that the brothers will be buried next to each other in Arlington National Cemetery.

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