William "Tony" Brinkley

Col. Brinkley was the Squadron Commander where I was stationed in Germany with 1/2 ACR Bindlach. He ran a tight ship for sure and is missed by many. Thank you for your service,sir,may you continue to Rest In Peace.

I was Stone 6 driver from 81-83 My condolences to the family May God bless you all

I was at The Rock 83-85. A Troop 1st Platoon. I remember LTC Brinkley well. I'm sorry to hear of his passing,my condolences to the family and friends. Thank you for your service,sir.
Always Ready,sir.

This is late, but, Iwanted to share with you that your husband and Father was a great leader. I served under him from 1981 to 1983 and would have followed him into battle with out a second thought.
SSG Joe Sellner
Minnesota

I remember him as Stone 6. Bindlach 1981 - 83. I am much too late but just saw it. Always Ready Sir.

Dear Mrs Brinkley,

I was honored to serve with your husband at my first duty station, almost 30 years ago when he was my squadron commander. He was hard, fair, and consistent-----values that I hope all military leaders strive to live up to. He certainly did and made a great impression on me as a young Soldier.

All best to you and yours---with greatest respect.

To the Brinkley Family,
I was sorry to hear of LTC Brinkley's passing. I have fond memories of "the Rock" when he was Squadron and Post commander. He was a hard charging commander. RIP Stone 6. We will meet again at Fiddlers Green.

Toujours Pret
Robert Haynes
Sergeant C Troop 1/2 ACR