Maryland Fire Lieutenant Killed In Iraq

    Oct. 17, 2005
    A flag was flown at half-staff outside the fire station in West Baltimore where Conner worked as a member of Engine Company 20.
    AP Photo/Baltimore Fire Department
    This undated photograph, provided by the Baltimore Fire Department, shows Sgt. Brian R. Conner, 36, of Gwynn Oak, Md., a member of the Maryland National Guard's 243rd Engineer Company. Conner, a Baltimore firefighter, was among three soldiers from Maryland killed in Iraq on Oct. 14, the first members of the Maryland National Guard killed in the line of duty overseas since World War II.
    This undated photograph, provided by the Baltimore Fire Department, shows Sgt. Brian R. Conner, 36, of Gwynn Oak, Md., a member of the Maryland National Guard's 243rd Engineer Company. Conner, a Baltimore firefighter, was among three soldiers from Maryland killed in Iraq on Oct. 14, the first members of the Maryland National Guard killed in the line of duty overseas since World War II.
    A flag was flown at half-staff outside the fire station in West Baltimore where Conner worked as a member of Engine Company 20.

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