Biography
A concise, readable account of Moody’s life and public record.
Official Memorial Website
John Fleetwood Moody
A source-disciplined memorial and book website preserving the public record of John Fleetwood Moody: South Carolina native, Citadel graduate, Army officer, helicopter and fixed-wing aviator, Mercer University military science leader, and author.
A life preserved in a documented public record
This site is built to serve two related purposes. First, it is the official landing page for the memorial biography Honoring the Legacy of Lieutenant Colonel John Fleetwood Moody: Veteran, Aviator, Author. Second, it is an organized biographical hub for Moody himself, built around the strongest available public records and family-preservation materials.
The core record identifies Moody as born in Lake City, South Carolina, on March 10, 1933; a graduate of The Citadel; a retired United States Army lieutenant colonel; a helicopter and fixed-wing pilot; a veteran of Korea and Vietnam; and the author of The Black Bishop. This website separates those major facts into focused pages so readers and search engines can understand the person, the book, and the historical context.
Explore the site
Use the biography page for the concise narrative, the military-service pages for Army aviation and conflict-era context, the Mercer page for his public leadership role in military science, the timeline for chronology, and the sources page for the evidence policy behind the memorial.
Expanded Sitemap
Major sections
Military Service
U.S. Army service, Korea, Vietnam, and aviation context.
Mercer ROTC
Mid-1970s military science leadership in Macon, Georgia.
The Black Bishop
The published novel and Moody’s literary legacy.
Timeline
A chronology designed to prevent timeline drift.
Sources
The evidence policy behind the memorial biography.
Entity Profile
Canonical identity facts and structured-data links for knowledge-graph disambiguation.