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Headstone of William Robert Ross Jr.
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U.S. Army · United States United States

William Robert Ross Jr.

1943 – 1968
Silver Star
Purple HeartNational Defense Service MedalVietnam Service MedalRepublic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Vietnam Wall · Panel 35E

First Lieutenant William Robert Ross Jr. served in the U.S. Army. William served with the ADV TM 35 MACV. William served in the Vietnam War. William was married to Shari Wilson. William was 24 years old.

How They Died
Manner Combat Death
Cause Burns
Circumstance Killed in action
Place Khanh Hoa
Keepsakes
William R Ross
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Headstone Front of Shari Wilson. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Front of Shari Wilson. Arlington National Cemetery. 0 views
Headstone Back of Shari Wilson. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
Headstone Back of Shari Wilson. Arlington National Cemetery. 0 views
Service Record
U.S. Army
9301: Tactical Intelligence Staff Officer (G2, S2)
INTELLIGENCE STAFF OFFICER (G2,A2,S2)
KHANH HOA
1968
Pay grade O02.
Awards & Decorations 5

For valor

Silver Star

For service and achievement

Purple Heart
Memorials
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Panel 35E · Line 80 cut as WILLIAM R ROSS Jr
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
Section 30
Grave 1523
Shari Wilson
Beloved Spouse Section 30 · Grave 1523 1944 – 2022
In Our Keeping
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William Robert Ross Jr.
First Lieutenant
U.S. Army
- 1968
MACV Advisory Team 35
First Lieutenant
Silver Star
Purple Heart National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Service Medal Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal

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