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John W. Marshall, 50
Army, Sergeant 1st Class
Based:
Ft. Stewart, Ga.
Supporting:
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Died:
April 8, 2003
Baghdad,
Iraq
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I cannot have any doubt about the righteousness of this mission. Any doubt or hesitation on my part could get someone killed.
— John W. Marshall, in an e-mail to family
With 30 years of service, Marshall was eligible to retire with benefits. He had intended to leave the Army the year before he was killed. But with military action in Iraq looming, he decided to reenlist.
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Four memories of John W. Marshall
I did not know you personally my brother. But I feel that I know you as a brother from S Los Angeles who grew up during the same times as I, a "baby boomer". You gave the ultimate scrafice with your life serving our country, and for that we are foverer thankful. God bless you my brother may you rest in peace.
i didnt kno you sir,but im a alum of the dubb(Washington high class of 82)just wanted to say thank you for serving this country.my prayers go out to your family.i hope time has eased the hurt and only the happy memories flood their hearts.again thank you.
I know that you are in Heaven. You were blessed by God to have the will to fight for justice. For he so loved the world, he gave his only begotten son...I will remember you.
I attended G Washington Prep, and was posted at Fort Stewart, Ga. 1995-1997.
Generals, Rest in Peace
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