Son of Mr and Mrs Earl Jobe. Also survived by brothers, Raymond, George, Billy Mac and Foy W; and a sister, Mrs Troy Caraway.
Originally served in the 7th Cavalry and then was sent to Nichols Field in the Philippines.
Taken prisoner at Corregidor, he died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
Extracted from obituary in the Abilene Reporter News, October 2, 1948.
Sergeant
6287353
SERVICE: U.S. ARMY; ARM OR SERVICE: Infantry
DATE REPORTED: May 7, 1942
STATE OF RESIDENCE: Texas
AREA: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands; LATEST REPORT DATE: September 3, 1945
STATUS: Died as Prisoner of War
DETAINING CAMP: Nagoya Main Camp Nagoya 35-137
Jobe, Roy L., SGT,6287353, INF, 19 BG (H) 28 BS , 45.09.03
Originally served in the 7th Cavalry and then was sent to Nichols Field in the Philippines.
Taken prisoner at Corregidor, he died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
Extracted from obituary in the Abilene Reporter News, October 2, 1948.
Sergeant
6287353
SERVICE: U.S. ARMY; ARM OR SERVICE: Infantry
DATE REPORTED: May 7, 1942
STATE OF RESIDENCE: Texas
AREA: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands; LATEST REPORT DATE: September 3, 1945
STATUS: Died as Prisoner of War
DETAINING CAMP: Nagoya Main Camp Nagoya 35-137
Jobe, Roy L., SGT,6287353, INF, 19 BG (H) 28 BS , 45.09.03
Son of Mr and Mrs Earl Jobe. Also survived by brothers, Raymond, George, Billy Mac and Foy W; and a sister, Mrs Troy Caraway.
Originally served in the 7th Cavalry and then was sent to Nichols Field in the Philippines.
Taken prisoner at Corregidor, he died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
Extracted from obituary in the Abilene Reporter News, October 2, 1948.
Sergeant
6287353
SERVICE: U.S. ARMY; ARM OR SERVICE: Infantry
DATE REPORTED: May 7, 1942
STATE OF RESIDENCE: Texas
AREA: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands; LATEST REPORT DATE: September 3, 1945
STATUS: Died as Prisoner of War
DETAINING CAMP: Nagoya Main Camp Nagoya 35-137
Jobe, Roy L., SGT,6287353, INF, 19 BG (H) 28 BS , 45.09.03
Originally served in the 7th Cavalry and then was sent to Nichols Field in the Philippines.
Taken prisoner at Corregidor, he died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.
Extracted from obituary in the Abilene Reporter News, October 2, 1948.
Sergeant
6287353
SERVICE: U.S. ARMY; ARM OR SERVICE: Infantry
DATE REPORTED: May 7, 1942
STATE OF RESIDENCE: Texas
AREA: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands; LATEST REPORT DATE: September 3, 1945
STATUS: Died as Prisoner of War
DETAINING CAMP: Nagoya Main Camp Nagoya 35-137
Jobe, Roy L., SGT,6287353, INF, 19 BG (H) 28 BS , 45.09.03
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