Robbins

AURORA, CO – APRIL 25: One of the letters from Barbara A. Robbins that she wrote to her family while she was stationed in Saigon in 1964 and 1965 working as a secretary at the U.S Embassy. She was killed in the bombing of the American Embassy on March 30, 1965. In May of 2011 the CIA added Barbara A. Robbins name in the “Book of Honor” that sits in a steel frame beneath the Memorial Wall of stars, the agency’s memorial for fallen employees. (Photo by Joanna B. Pinneo/For The Washington Post)

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AURORA, CO – APRIL 25: One of the letters from Barbara A. Robbins that she wrote to her family while she was stationed in Saigon in 1964 and 1965 working as a secretary at the U.S Embassy. She was killed in the bombing of the American Embassy on March 30, 1965. In May of 2011 the CIA added Barbara A. Robbins name in the “Book of Honor” that sits in a steel frame beneath the Memorial Wall of stars, the agency’s memorial for fallen employees. (Photo by Joanna B. Pinneo/For The Washington Post)