CPT RALPH BAMFORD WALKER

 

It is with deep gratitude we are remembering you and all the others who served and died in times of war so that we may enjoy the Freedom and Liberties that make the United States of America great. From a West Point Classmate, USMA 1963, Clark T. Ballard, Jr., M.D., Colonel, U S Army (Ret) 66 Leschi Drive, Steilacoom, WA 98388-1514 n6qg1@yahoo.com   7 Jul 2001

 

17 May 2002 A final salute to a fine American and my West Point Classmate. From a Vietnam veteran, Ramon M. Ong Brigadier General (Ret) Armed Forces of the Philippines USMA Class of 1963 azrong@cox.net

 

26 May 2003 To my CO, Captain Walker, Bravo-6. Sir, it was a privilege to serve as your 1st Platoon Leader. We lost you and two enlisted men that night, but we kicked "Charlie's" butt all over that valley just like you would have wanted us to, and we held our heads high and you would have been proud of Bravo Company 2-35. Bravo One Zero OUT. Walter Allen Twyford CactiBlu@webtv.net A Note from The Virtual Wall The two other men lost that night were SGT William G. Silva, East Providence, RI, and PFC Michael L. Dotson, Ringgold, GA. All three are remembered by their brothers of the 35th Infantry

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