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Old 16th April 2008, 20:40
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T/Sgt.Harold M Roebuck 397BG/595BS

Hello,

Can anyone help me with a picture of T/Sgt.Harold M Roebuck
379BG/595BS.
He was the engineer/gunner on Marauder 42-96129 ""SeaWolf II""
He died on july 7 1944.

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Re: T/Sgt.Harold M Roebuck 397BG/595BS

Harold Roebuck was my grandfather. May I ask what information you have? I have been searching for anything I can find for quite some time now. Thank you, Yvonne
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Re: T/Sgt.Harold M Roebuck 397BG/595BS

Hello Ivonne,

I send you a PM,

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Old 2nd June 2010, 18:52
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Re: T/Sgt.Harold M Roebuck 397BG/595BS

Good evening Ivonne !

According to German reports, your grandfather's aircraft probably came down at apx. 22:15 about 2km West of Pont l' Evèque, France.

German AV-report # 1197/44 states:

7 Jul 44 2215 2engined plane AF NO.AC 42-96129, Model B-26 B- 55 MA
2km W of PONT L'EVEQUE

There is a second German report, Luftgaukommando report # KU 668A:

7 Jul 44 2230 MARAUDER CAEN

Since there was only one B-26 loss that day, I believe, that your grandfather's plane is also mentioned in this report.

To gain more information, you should order those reports from the National Archives at College Park, Maryland. Additionally, the Missing Aircrew Report of your grandfather's B-26 could gain more info. It's also available at the Mational Archives and has the number 6632.

Your grandfathers's initial restplace in France was the U.S. Military Cemetary La Cambe Cemetary, Isigny, France and he now rests at Saint Laurent (Permanent Cematary) Saint Laurent, France.

Hope, to could help you a bit.

Best regards !

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