Wilbur Curry, Jr

Staff Sergeant
B CO, 1ST BN, 7TH CAV RGT, 1 CAV DIV
Army of the United States
23 February 1930 - 15 November 1965
Buffalo, New York
Panel 03E Line 054

1 CAV DIV

7TH CAV RGT
Combat Infantry, 2nd Award

Purple Heart, Army Good Conduct, National Defense, Korean Service, Vietnam Service, UN Service, RoK Service, RVN Campaign

The database page for Wilbur Curry, Jr

04 Jun 2002

REMEMBERED ACROSS THE YEARS

by a family cousin,
Chuck Currey
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27 Apr 2003

Thank you for your courage and bravery. God rest your soul.

From one who remembers
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23 Sep 2003

To Sergeant Curry

Who trained us hard to be able to endure the Hell we went through in Vietnam at LZ X-Ray and other battlefields.

General Moore has given me the honor to place the wreath out on Veterans' Day for all of our fallen comrades.

After the ceremony at the Wall, the Honor Guard and I will place a wreath at the Korean Memorial.

I love you, Sarge, forever. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

"Garry Owen", my brother Wilbur.

I wear my Indian beads for you on Veterans' Day every year.
God bless us all.

Hawk Eye
Edward L Times
edhaweyetimes@juno.com

5 Mar 2005

"We Were Soldiers" teaches the youth of today what our grandfathers experienced at LZ X-RAY. That film is where I learned of you. No amount of gratitude can be expressed to you or your family for your duty in the name of the USA. Your name lives on. God bless.

Cullen Mariacher
Buffalo, NY
rollerhog@aol.com

Staff Sergeant Wilbur Curry
died in the fighting in the
Ia Drang Valley
November 1965.

Visit the
Landing Zone X-Ray site

and The Virtual Wall's
Ia Drang Memorial



The point-of-contact for this memorial is
a family cousin,
Chuck Currey
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4 Jun 2002



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Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
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