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OZZY OSBOURNE Visits Wounded U.S. Soldier

July 21, 2005

The Cincinnati Post is reporting that Sgt. Joe Bowser, a small-town Kentuckian who served in Iraq, got a visit from rocker Ozzy Osbourne while being treated at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C.

"Ozzy told me before he got there (the hospital) that his view on the war was way down here," Bowser said.

Seeing wounded troops in the hospital changed the MTV star's view, Bowser said.

"It's just amazing the friendships you make," he said. "A lot of people came there not knowing what to expect."

Bowser will be one of about 30 soldiers from all areas of the country to be honored at the Montgomery Inn Boathouse on Sept. 4 for the second annual USO Riverfest Fireworks Gala.

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