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AURORA, CO – APRIL 25: Warren Robbins keeps a duplicate of the star that was placed in the CIA Memorial Wall at their headquarters in Langley, VA 1m 1995 for his sister Barbara A. Robbins. The wall of stars is in honor of CIA employees who died in the line of service. Barbara A. Robbins was killed in the bombing of the U.S Embassy in Saigon, Vietnam on March 30, 1965. Barbara, 21, was working as a secretary at the embassy when a terrorist detonated a bomb next to the embassy. 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: Warren Robbins keeps a duplicate of the star that was placed in the CIA Memorial Wall at their headquarters in Langley, VA 1m 1995 for his sister Barbara A. Robbins. The wall of stars is in honor of CIA employees who died in the line of service. Barbara A. Robbins was killed in the bombing of the U.S Embassy in Saigon, Vietnam on March 30, 1965. Barbara, 21, was working as a secretary at the embassy when a terrorist detonated a bomb next to the embassy. 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)