Sadness: Father Leaves Copy Of Call Of Duty: World At War For Fallen Soldier Son
So yeah, this is sad. Private Richard Hunt, the 200th U.K. soldier to die in Afghanistan, was buried over the weekend. He would have been 22 yesterday.
His father Phillip, enjoyed playing Call of Duty: World at War with his son. He left a copy of the game at his grave.
"Happy Birthday 'Hunty'. Play you again one day. Dad."
Wow, that tore me up.
Dad's Tribute: Call of Duty on Soldier Son's Grave [kotaku]
Thanks to Solozaur, whose single tear splattered F10.
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