Bobby Clyde WoodStaff SergeantPROV SIG CO, 125TH SIG BN, 25 INF DIV Army of the United States 24 July 1931 - 13 May 1968 Monroe, Louisiana Panel 60E Line 006 |
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The database page for Bobby Clyde Wood
A real trooper;
A memorial from his cousins 28 Dec 2004 Bobby, just wanted you to know we still think of you. A brave American soldier you were; you are and always will be in our hearts.
Ray E. Wood, MSgt. USAF/ret. Vietnam Veteran 69-70
04 Dec 2005 Bobby, we still think of you often. You may be gone but never forgotten, nor shall you ever be.
From a cousin, From his cousin, Ray E. Wood, MSgt. USAF (Ret) MSgt, USAF (Ret) kansashorsesoldiers@yahoo.com |
A Note from The Virtual WallNui Ba Den (Black Virgin Mountain), a dormant volcano, rises some 3000 feet above the surrounding plain in Tay Ninh Province. During the war, the Army had a signal relay station atop the mountain, and Allied troops controlled the plain below - but the slopes of the jungle-covered Black Virgin were no-man's-land. A number of different Army units were represented atop Nui Ba Den. On 13 May 1968 the VC attacked the relay station, killing 21 American servicemen including 11 men from the 125th Signal Battalion:
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
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