James W. Robinson, Jr.
1940–1966 (age 26)
Biography
James W. Robinson, Jr., born in 1940, answered the call to serve his country and became a U.S. Army officer noted for his loyalty and bravery. During the Vietnam War he placed himself between danger and his fellow soldiers, exemplifying the highest traditions of leadership.
His sacrifice earned him the Medal of Honor, a lasting testament to the lives he saved and the courage he displayed; he is remembered with pride at Clarendon Hills Cemetery and by all who cherish the freedoms he defended.