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A former classmate of Boyd K. Newbold at Ben Lomond High School in Ogden posted a remembrance, as did a fellow Special Forces soldier who trained with Newbold. "I will never forget him, his wit, determination, skill and desire. Truly a Special Forces Soldier," wrote Jim Blanchard.
Newbold was just 21 when he died in Hua Nghia province of Vietnam in 1969.
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Terry Schow, executive director of Utah’s Department of Veterans Affairs, said that as photos are donated to the VVMF, the state can get copies for its own Vietnam War monument on the west side of the Capitol.
"Maybe we could build a kiosk with those," he said.
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