LT Tyler Hall Brown
27 May 1978–14 September 2004
LT Tyler Hall Brown
27 May 1978–14 September 2004

LT Tyler Brown was known for his strong spiritual foundation, moral character, and selfless leadership. As a student, he earned the respect of his peers—serving as the Senior Class President at Woodward Academy and later as the Student Body President at Georgia Tech.
Tyler entered active duty as a 2nd Lieutenant at Fort Benning and was selected to train as an Airborne Ranger. After two years of service in Korea, he was deployed to Iraq, where he was killed in action on September 14, 2004.
He is remembered as a beloved son, brother, and friend with an unwavering devotion to our country.




Annually, through Wreaths Across America, IMA Atlanta donates wreaths for placement at Arlington gravesites.



Every year for a week around September 11th, the GT ROTC battalion displays 2977 American Flags on the Student Commons in honor of those who lost their lives and in honor of the life of LT Tyler Brown


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The purpose of this site is to honor the life and legacy of LT Tyler Hall Brown—a beloved son, brother, uncle, and a man defined by courage, integrity, and selflessness.
We share reflections on Tyler's life and the lasting impact he continues to have on his family, friends, and others who are inspired by him. This space exists not only to remember him, but to carry forward the spirit in which he lived—honoring others.
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LT Tyler Hall Brown.
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