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CPL Robert L McAdoo Jr.

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CPL Robert L McAdoo Jr.

Birth
Burkburnett, Wichita County, Texas, USA
Death
18 Jul 1945 (aged 22)
India
Burial
Overton, Rusk County, Texas, USA Add to Map
Memorial ID
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PFC USAAF WWII MIA-KIA
Flight Engineer


He disappeared at Assam India on a flight to Hsinching, China, when C-109 #44-49628 crashed. The crew members were~

1st Lt Allen R Turner, Pilot, from Brookline MA
2nd LT Frederick W Langhorst, CoPilot, from Yonkers NY
Cpl Robert L McAdoo, Radio Operator, from Overton TX
Pfc Joseph I Natvick, Engineer, from Madison WI


THE WRECKAGE OF THIS AIRCRAFT WAS LOCATED BY CLAYTON KUHLES OF miarecoveries.org OCTOBER 2007. THE SITE IS A 3-DAY HIKE NE OF BISHMAKNAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH STATE, INDIA.

PFC USAAF WWII MIA-KIA
Flight Engineer


He disappeared at Assam India on a flight to Hsinching, China, when C-109 #44-49628 crashed. The crew members were~

1st Lt Allen R Turner, Pilot, from Brookline MA
2nd LT Frederick W Langhorst, CoPilot, from Yonkers NY
Cpl Robert L McAdoo, Radio Operator, from Overton TX
Pfc Joseph I Natvick, Engineer, from Madison WI


THE WRECKAGE OF THIS AIRCRAFT WAS LOCATED BY CLAYTON KUHLES OF miarecoveries.org OCTOBER 2007. THE SITE IS A 3-DAY HIKE NE OF BISHMAKNAGAR, ARUNACHAL PRADESH STATE, INDIA.


Inscription

This aircraft departed Jorhat, India enroute to Chengtu, China on 17 Jul 1945 at approx. 0230 IST. They had instrument clearance on the Able route. It was a routine Hump cargo flight hauling 100 octane aviation gasoline to the Chengtu area.

A received position report put the aircraft over Pathalipam at 8,000 ft. There were no further radio contacts with this aircraft. No replies were received in response to all queries sent. The aircraft disappeared somewhere on the Hump and was declared missing as of 17 Jul 1945. A concentrated search was conducted to no avail, and the search was abandoned on 17 Aug 1945. In view of the complete absence of information, the cause of the accident remains undetermined. Crew declared dead. Dead: 4.

Pilot: 1st Lt. Allen R. Turner
Co-Pilot: 2nd Lt. Frederick W. Langhorst
Radio Operator: Cpl. Robert L. McAdoo
Flight Engineer: Pvt. Joseph I. Natvik



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