Veteran, WW2, Korea, Vietnam - Colonel - US Air Force. Colonel Adcock was shot down over Tunisia in WWII and was a POW. Adcock, Roy Dale, 2Lt., Pilot, Enlistment Service # : 19060779 Officer's Service # : O-662851
MISSING IN ACTION on 04 April 1943~POW~On Bombing Mission; The target was El Djem airdrome. The escort was Spitfires. 700 rounds of ammunition was expended. 288 x 20 lb frags were dropped in train from 6000 ft. Lt. Adcock and crew failed to return. He was last seen with his left engine smoking. It was later confirmed by two Spitfire pilots that the ship went down behind enemy lines.
A/C No. 41-13183 (Hit by flak – down behind enemy lines)
P: Adcock, Roy D., 1Lt~POW
CP: Johnson, Richard S., 2Lt~POW
N: Hill, Raymond D., 2Lt~POW
B: None listed – likely the navigator
E: Lippincott, Spencer H., S/Sgt~POW
R: Boyd, Hugh A., T/Sgt~POW
G: Campbell, Theodore W., S/Sgt~POW
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World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946 SERIAL NUMBER O&662851 O&662851
NAME ADCOCK ROY D. /GRADE, LT First Lieutenant SERVICE ARMY AC AIR CORPS
DATE REPORT: 04 April 1943 STATE OF RESIDENCE California
Bombardment, Medium PARENT UNIT NUMBER 321
AREA North African Theatre: Tunisia LATEST REPORT DATE:29 May, 1945
STATUS Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated DETAINING POWER GERMANY CAMP 033 Stalag Luft 3 Sagan-Silesia Bavaria (Moved to Nuremberg-Langwasser) 49-11 REP POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
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FOLD#; ROY, https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Burial: Dixon Cemetery (Silveyville Cemetery District) Dixon, Solano County, California, USA Roy Dale Adcock lived to be 84, two weeks short of his 85th birthday.
(From his OBITUARY; Spouse and Children)
Jeanne Adcock Wife Female
Parents and Siblings
Ginger Mother Female
Roy H Adcock Brother Male
Becky Lanning Sister Female
Others on Record
Veronica Unknown Female
Dale Roy Adcock Unknown Male
Ginger Unknown Female
Jesse Unknown Male
Mary Adcock Unknown Female
Debi Adcock Unknown Female
Tom Lanning Unknown Male
Kris Unknown Unknown
Jeremy Unknown Male
Brandon grandson Male
Jared Unknown Male
Cassie Unknown Female
Stephen Unknown Male
Allison Unknown Unknown
Jessica Unknown Female
Zachary Unknown Male
Will Unknown Male
Theo Unknown Male
Edward Ray AdcockUnknownMale
Traci Lynn Unknown Female
Roy flew over in the B-25 #41-13181 in the (now famous) "General Bob Knapp's 321st Bomb Group flight over the Atlantic, in a solid mass without loss" , this is the same B-25 that he crashed in!
ROY's Fold3 web-page; https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Barbi Ennis Connolly, [email protected] 321st Bomb Group Historian in the 57th Bomb Wing
MISSING IN ACTION on 04 April 1943~POW~On Bombing Mission; The target was El Djem airdrome. The escort was Spitfires. 700 rounds of ammunition was expended. 288 x 20 lb frags were dropped in train from 6000 ft. Lt. Adcock and crew failed to return. He was last seen with his left engine smoking. It was later confirmed by two Spitfire pilots that the ship went down behind enemy lines.
A/C No. 41-13183 (Hit by flak – down behind enemy lines)
P: Adcock, Roy D., 1Lt~POW
CP: Johnson, Richard S., 2Lt~POW
N: Hill, Raymond D., 2Lt~POW
B: None listed – likely the navigator
E: Lippincott, Spencer H., S/Sgt~POW
R: Boyd, Hugh A., T/Sgt~POW
G: Campbell, Theodore W., S/Sgt~POW
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World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946 SERIAL NUMBER O&662851 O&662851
NAME ADCOCK ROY D. /GRADE, LT First Lieutenant SERVICE ARMY AC AIR CORPS
DATE REPORT: 04 April 1943 STATE OF RESIDENCE California
Bombardment, Medium PARENT UNIT NUMBER 321
AREA North African Theatre: Tunisia LATEST REPORT DATE:29 May, 1945
STATUS Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated DETAINING POWER GERMANY CAMP 033 Stalag Luft 3 Sagan-Silesia Bavaria (Moved to Nuremberg-Langwasser) 49-11 REP POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
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FOLD#; ROY, https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Burial: Dixon Cemetery (Silveyville Cemetery District) Dixon, Solano County, California, USA Roy Dale Adcock lived to be 84, two weeks short of his 85th birthday.
(From his OBITUARY; Spouse and Children)
Jeanne Adcock Wife Female
Parents and Siblings
Ginger Mother Female
Roy H Adcock Brother Male
Becky Lanning Sister Female
Others on Record
Veronica Unknown Female
Dale Roy Adcock Unknown Male
Ginger Unknown Female
Jesse Unknown Male
Mary Adcock Unknown Female
Debi Adcock Unknown Female
Tom Lanning Unknown Male
Kris Unknown Unknown
Jeremy Unknown Male
Brandon grandson Male
Jared Unknown Male
Cassie Unknown Female
Stephen Unknown Male
Allison Unknown Unknown
Jessica Unknown Female
Zachary Unknown Male
Will Unknown Male
Theo Unknown Male
Edward Ray AdcockUnknownMale
Traci Lynn Unknown Female
Roy flew over in the B-25 #41-13181 in the (now famous) "General Bob Knapp's 321st Bomb Group flight over the Atlantic, in a solid mass without loss" , this is the same B-25 that he crashed in!
ROY's Fold3 web-page; https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Barbi Ennis Connolly, [email protected] 321st Bomb Group Historian in the 57th Bomb Wing
Veteran, WW2, Korea, Vietnam - Colonel - US Air Force. Colonel Adcock was shot down over Tunisia in WWII and was a POW. Adcock, Roy Dale, 2Lt., Pilot, Enlistment Service # : 19060779 Officer's Service # : O-662851
MISSING IN ACTION on 04 April 1943~POW~On Bombing Mission; The target was El Djem airdrome. The escort was Spitfires. 700 rounds of ammunition was expended. 288 x 20 lb frags were dropped in train from 6000 ft. Lt. Adcock and crew failed to return. He was last seen with his left engine smoking. It was later confirmed by two Spitfire pilots that the ship went down behind enemy lines.
A/C No. 41-13183 (Hit by flak – down behind enemy lines)
P: Adcock, Roy D., 1Lt~POW
CP: Johnson, Richard S., 2Lt~POW
N: Hill, Raymond D., 2Lt~POW
B: None listed – likely the navigator
E: Lippincott, Spencer H., S/Sgt~POW
R: Boyd, Hugh A., T/Sgt~POW
G: Campbell, Theodore W., S/Sgt~POW
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World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946 SERIAL NUMBER O&662851 O&662851
NAME ADCOCK ROY D. /GRADE, LT First Lieutenant SERVICE ARMY AC AIR CORPS
DATE REPORT: 04 April 1943 STATE OF RESIDENCE California
Bombardment, Medium PARENT UNIT NUMBER 321
AREA North African Theatre: Tunisia LATEST REPORT DATE:29 May, 1945
STATUS Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated DETAINING POWER GERMANY CAMP 033 Stalag Luft 3 Sagan-Silesia Bavaria (Moved to Nuremberg-Langwasser) 49-11 REP POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
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FOLD#; ROY, https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Burial: Dixon Cemetery (Silveyville Cemetery District) Dixon, Solano County, California, USA Roy Dale Adcock lived to be 84, two weeks short of his 85th birthday.
(From his OBITUARY; Spouse and Children)
Jeanne Adcock Wife Female
Parents and Siblings
Ginger Mother Female
Roy H Adcock Brother Male
Becky Lanning Sister Female
Others on Record
Veronica Unknown Female
Dale Roy Adcock Unknown Male
Ginger Unknown Female
Jesse Unknown Male
Mary Adcock Unknown Female
Debi Adcock Unknown Female
Tom Lanning Unknown Male
Kris Unknown Unknown
Jeremy Unknown Male
Brandon grandson Male
Jared Unknown Male
Cassie Unknown Female
Stephen Unknown Male
Allison Unknown Unknown
Jessica Unknown Female
Zachary Unknown Male
Will Unknown Male
Theo Unknown Male
Edward Ray AdcockUnknownMale
Traci Lynn Unknown Female
Roy flew over in the B-25 #41-13181 in the (now famous) "General Bob Knapp's 321st Bomb Group flight over the Atlantic, in a solid mass without loss" , this is the same B-25 that he crashed in!
ROY's Fold3 web-page; https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Barbi Ennis Connolly, [email protected] 321st Bomb Group Historian in the 57th Bomb Wing
MISSING IN ACTION on 04 April 1943~POW~On Bombing Mission; The target was El Djem airdrome. The escort was Spitfires. 700 rounds of ammunition was expended. 288 x 20 lb frags were dropped in train from 6000 ft. Lt. Adcock and crew failed to return. He was last seen with his left engine smoking. It was later confirmed by two Spitfire pilots that the ship went down behind enemy lines.
A/C No. 41-13183 (Hit by flak – down behind enemy lines)
P: Adcock, Roy D., 1Lt~POW
CP: Johnson, Richard S., 2Lt~POW
N: Hill, Raymond D., 2Lt~POW
B: None listed – likely the navigator
E: Lippincott, Spencer H., S/Sgt~POW
R: Boyd, Hugh A., T/Sgt~POW
G: Campbell, Theodore W., S/Sgt~POW
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World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946 SERIAL NUMBER O&662851 O&662851
NAME ADCOCK ROY D. /GRADE, LT First Lieutenant SERVICE ARMY AC AIR CORPS
DATE REPORT: 04 April 1943 STATE OF RESIDENCE California
Bombardment, Medium PARENT UNIT NUMBER 321
AREA North African Theatre: Tunisia LATEST REPORT DATE:29 May, 1945
STATUS Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated DETAINING POWER GERMANY CAMP 033 Stalag Luft 3 Sagan-Silesia Bavaria (Moved to Nuremberg-Langwasser) 49-11 REP POW TRANSPORT SHIPS
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FOLD#; ROY, https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Burial: Dixon Cemetery (Silveyville Cemetery District) Dixon, Solano County, California, USA Roy Dale Adcock lived to be 84, two weeks short of his 85th birthday.
(From his OBITUARY; Spouse and Children)
Jeanne Adcock Wife Female
Parents and Siblings
Ginger Mother Female
Roy H Adcock Brother Male
Becky Lanning Sister Female
Others on Record
Veronica Unknown Female
Dale Roy Adcock Unknown Male
Ginger Unknown Female
Jesse Unknown Male
Mary Adcock Unknown Female
Debi Adcock Unknown Female
Tom Lanning Unknown Male
Kris Unknown Unknown
Jeremy Unknown Male
Brandon grandson Male
Jared Unknown Male
Cassie Unknown Female
Stephen Unknown Male
Allison Unknown Unknown
Jessica Unknown Female
Zachary Unknown Male
Will Unknown Male
Theo Unknown Male
Edward Ray AdcockUnknownMale
Traci Lynn Unknown Female
Roy flew over in the B-25 #41-13181 in the (now famous) "General Bob Knapp's 321st Bomb Group flight over the Atlantic, in a solid mass without loss" , this is the same B-25 that he crashed in!
ROY's Fold3 web-page; https://www.fold3.com/page/77994591-roy-d-adcock
Barbi Ennis Connolly, [email protected] 321st Bomb Group Historian in the 57th Bomb Wing
Family Members
Siblings
