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Newspaper Article
Slain soldier from Watauga called 'a quiet professional'
2001
Overview
Chief Warrant Officer Rob Way, Davis' immediate supervisor in the 5th Special Forces Group of the Army's 3rd Battalion stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky., gave that assessment of Davis as he talked about the three soldiers who died in a \"friendly fire\" accident on Wednesday. Way was chosen as the \"rear detachment commander\" to handle unit matters stateside. He and several other 5th Special Forces soldiers held a press conference Thursday at a hotel near the base, which straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky border. It was Way and Lt. Col. Frank Hudson, deputy commander of the 5th Special Forces Group, who went to the Davis home to deliver the grim news to Davis' wife, Mi Kyong Davis.
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Gannett Media Corp
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