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Arval Woody was drafted into the army in January 8, 1943. He completed his basic training at Fort Leninwood, Missouri. Because of his training with tools he was made corporal within the first two weeks of boot camp. From there he was sent to San Antonio, Texas to ordinance school. Woody served primarily in England and was scheduled to ship to the Pacific theater when the A-bomb was dropped ending the War. He was discharged in 1945. |
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Transcript Number 403 |