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This is wrong, there was a second ship named after Dr. W.M. Wood, DD/DDR-715, and the veterans of that ship are pushing for a third ship to be named for Dr. Wood.
Well, not really. No other ship has been named Wood - that is correct. DDR-715/DD-715 was USS William M. Wood which is clearly a different name. However, I'll add the information for completeness. Jinian11:39, 1 November 2005 (UTC)Reply
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