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Harold D. Robertson

T/Sgt. Harold. D. Robertson (inset in image), ASN 17052777, disappeared during an L-5 flight on 7 May 1944. (Also in the image is Rex Davis, and Floyd Whitney; image taken at Desert Army Air Base, California, summer 1943. Image provided by 5th Liaison Squadron Flight Line Chief R. J. Koppel.)

T/Sgt. Harold D. Robertson (inset in image), ASN 17052777, disappeared during an L-5 flight on 7 May 1944. (Also in the image is Rex Davis, and Floyd Whitney; image taken at Desert Army Air Base, California, summer 1943. Image provided by 5th Liaison Squadron Flight Line Chief R. J. Koppel.)

Entered military service from Clay County, Arkansas.

Admitted to hospital for treatment for a non-battle injury in May 1944.

A main air strip for the 5th Liaison Squadron was Robertson Field (Burma), named after T/Sgt. Harold D. Robertson in honor of him, since he never returned.

In the CBI during WWII. 

 

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Submitted by Pat on Wed, 12/23/2020 - 15:37

Full Name:
Harold D Robertson
State of Residence:
Arkansas
Death:
7-May-44
Death Date:
7 May 1944
Buried:
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea Tablets of the Missing at Manila American Cemetery Manila, Philippines
Memorial Location:
Missing in Action or Buried at Sea
Memorial Cemetery:
Tablets of the Missing at Manila American Cemetery
Memorial Country:
Manila, Philippines
Rank:
Technical Sergeant, U.S. Army
Service Number:
17052777
Regiment:
5th Liaison Squadron
Conflict Period:
World War II
Served for:
United States of America
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