Robert Charles Davis
| Maj Robert C. Davis | |||
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Military Service
- Rank: Major
- Serial Number:
- Type: Pilot
- Squadron: 606th Air Commando Squadron
Missions
23 Mar 1969 - an A-26A, serial number 64-17667, departed NKP on a combat mission with a crew consisting of Capt. James W. Widdis Jr., pilot, and Capt. Robert C. Davis, navigator. As the two were about 15 miles west of the Ban Karai Pass, the aircraft was struck by hostile fire. No parachutes were seen and no beepers were heard, but the opportunity existed for the two to safely eject, and they were listed "Missing In Action". Capt. Davis was determined presumed dead in 1975 and Capt. Widdis in 1978. During the period they were listed as missing, Capt. Davis was promoted to the rank of Major and Capt. Widdis was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Citations & Awards
- Purple Heart
- Air Medal
- National Defense Service Medal
- Vietnam Service Medal
- Air Force Longevity Award (x2)
- Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation
- Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Planes
Crew
Disposition
- KIA 23 mar 1969
He is listed on the Vietnam Wall, Panel 28W, Line 18.
Personal Life
Robert Charles Davis was born 23 May 1937 in Burlington, NJ.
Family
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Records and Personnel Information
Personnel Data on these pages came from the following sources:
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund - Wall of Faces (www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces)
- Honor States (www.honorstates.org)
- Together We Served (http://airforce.togetherweserved.com/usaf)
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