Robert W Elliott served his country in World War II.
47th (BW) Bomb Wing
(HQ) Headquarters & Headquarters Squadron
Information on Robert Elliott is gathered and extracted from military records. We have many documents and copies of documents, including military award documents. It is from these documents that we have found this information on MAJ Elliott. These serviceman's records are not complete and should not be construed as a complete record. We are always looking for more documented material on this and other servicemen. If you can help add to Robert Elliott's military record please contact us.
ROS
On The Roster
2LT
ROS On The Roster
ROS
On The Roster
01/16/1943
GO: 11
General Order
5AF
1LT
Credit 2 enemy aircraft
02/12/1943
GO: 34
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
Credit 2 enemy aircraft
MI unreadable
DFC
Distinguished Flying Cross
02/23/1943
GO: 39
General Order
5AF
1LT
Simsbury CT
8DEC1941-6NOV1942
ROS
On The Roster
03/12/1943
19 BG
2LT
1JAN-13MAR42
ROS On The Roster
ROSTER 2. 7 BG personnel assigned or attached to 19 BG in Java during SVCDATEofAWD dates.
LastName unclear
05/01/1943
GO: 78
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
Credit 2 enemy aircraft
09/10/1943
GO: 193
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
credit 2 e/a
10/20/1943
GO: 239
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
credit 2 e/a
BS
Bronze Star
03/23/1945
GO: 1677
General Order
15th Air Force
MAJ
Simsbury CT
DFC/1OLC
Distinguished Flying Cross 
Oak Leaf Cluster
04/26/1945
GO: 2774
General Order
15th Air Force
LTC
Simsbury CT
15/Apr/1945
Navigator - Italy
05/20/1945
GO: 98
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
Credit 2 e/a
10/19/1945
GO: 166
General Order
5AF
1LT
ROS On The Roster
Credit 2 e/a
The information on this page about Robert Elliott has been obtained through a possible variety of sources incluging the serviceman themselves, family, copies of military records that are in possession of the Army Air Corps Library and Museum along with data obtained from other researchers and sources including AF Archives at Air Force Historical Research Agency and the U.S. National Archives.
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