L. Kim Buford Attorney at Law

Update: my brother is home, thank you all SO much for sharing this, and helping us! There aren’t enough words to express how thankful we all are! My brother Chr...istopher Miller was last physically seen in Perry, FL on September 8th. My mom last spoke to him on September 9th and he was headed to Tallahassee or Panama City, FL. His phone was found yesterday morning on the side of the road in Thomasville, GA. And none of us have any contact with him since. My mom was in constant communication with him prior to this. A missing persons report was filed last evening in Perry FL. If anyone knows ANYTHING please reach out to me, my mom or my brothers as well as Perry Police Department. We all just want to know that he is okay, and safe. It will only take a second to share, even if you don’t know him, you never know where your share will reach. I’ve attached the picture of his car. There has been a lot of question regarding what it looks like. He sent me that when he got it. Thank y’all for the shares and the prayers. Please keep them coming. See more

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Sergeant Reckless. The Korean War Horse. An American Marine gun crew during the Korean War bought a Mongolian bred mare with their own money and trained her to ...carry shells for the recoilless rifle they called ‘Reckless’. They also named the mare ‘Reckless’, and she became their mascot and an indispensable member of their gun crew. Reckless often, under heavy fire, made countless trips delivering ammunition from the supply point to the gun. She would often do this alone. I have also read that Reckless completed 51 solo trips in a single day during the Battle for Outpost Vegas in 1953. The battle raged for 5 days and it is estimated that there were over 1,000 American casualties and twice that number of Chinese during the battle. It is regarded as one of the bloodiest battles in Marine Corps history. Reckless was also used to evacuate the wounded and was injured twice. In recognition of her incredible war service, she was presented with a special citation for bravery by the Marines and promoted to Sergeant. The Marines personally payed for her travel to the United States, where she enjoyed a well-earned retirement pastured at Camp Pendleton. Reckless was once named as one of the 100 all time American heroes by Life Magazine. Reckless died in 1968. I believe there is a book about Sergeant Reckless. Lest We Forget. Photograph of Reckless with her main caretaker, US Marine Sergeant Joseph Latham, came from the United States Marine Corps. The photograph is in the public domain.