Federal Bureau of Investigation - In the Line of Duty - LEONARD W HATTON--BARRY -L-BUSH-

In the FBI's 100 years, 51 Special Agents have given their lives while performing their duties.

...::In the Line of Duty::...
-Gallery of slain FBI agents-

The images are head-shot photographs of the agents, accompanied by their names and dates of death.

1: Edwin C. Shanahan; October 11, 1925
2: Paul E. Reynolds; August 9, 1929
3: Albert L. Ingle; November 24, 1931
4: Raymond J. Caffrey; June 17, 1933
5: W. Carter Baum; April 22, 1934
6: Herman E. Hollis; November 27, 1934
7: Samuel P. Crowley; November 28, 1934
8: Nelson B. Klein; August 16, 1935
9: Wimberly W. Baker; April 17, 1937
10: Truett E. Rowe; June 1, 1937
11: William R. Ramsey; May 3, 1938
12: Hubert J. Treacy Jr.; March 13, 1942
13: Percy E. Foxworth; January 15, 1943
14: Harold Dennis Haberfeld; January 15, 1943
15: Richard Blackstone Brown; July 14, 1943
16: Joseph J. Brock; July 26, 1952
17: J. Brady Murphy; September 26, 1953
18: Richard P. Horan; April 18, 1957
19: Terry R. Anderson; May 17, 1966
20: Douglas M. Price; April 25, 1968
21: Anthony Palmisano; January 8, 1969
22: Edwin R. Woodriffe; January 8, 1969
23: Gregory W. Spinelli; March 15, 1973
24: Jack R. Coler; June 26, 1975
25: Ronald A. Williams; June 26, 1975
26: Trenwith S. Basford; August 25, 1977
27: Mark A. Kirkland; August 25, 1977
28: Charles W. Elmore; August 9, 1979
29: Johnnie L. Oliver; August 9, 1979
30: J. Robert Porter; August 9, 1979
31: Robert W. Conners; December 16, 1982
32: Charles L. Ellington; December 16, 1982
33: Terry Burnett Hereford; December 16, 1982
34: Michael James Lynch; December 16, 1982
35: Robin L. Ahrens; October 5, 1985
36: Jerry Dove; April 11, 1986
37: Benjamin J. Grogan; April 11, 1986
38: James K. McAllister; April 19, 1986
39: Scott K. Carey; May 10, 1988
40: L. Douglas Abram; January 19, 1990
41: John L. Bailey; June 25, 1990
42: Stanley Ronquest Jr.; March 11, 1992
43: Martha Dixon Martinez; November 22, 1994
44: Michael John Miller; November 22, 1994
45: William Christian Jr.; May 29, 1995
46: Charles Leo Reed; March 22, 1996
47: Paul A. Leveille; September 1, 1999
48: Leonard W. Hatton; September 11, 2001
49: Robert R. Hardesty; June 2, 2005
50: Gregory J. Rahoi; December 6, 2006
51: Barry L. Bush; April 5, 2007
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[jbranstetter04]

They all contributed to their country in a way that none of us plan on doing, but that sometimes cannot be avoided. My hat is off to all 51 of them. Because of them, our country is a better place to live in.