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I'm
Rob Salzman of
4130 SW 117th Ave # 415 Beaverton, OR,
97005 USA.
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Family Sheet
HUSBAND
Name: Frank Adams Roper JrMale Note
Born: 13 Jan 1920 1920-1-13 at Washington, , DC Washington, , DC
Married: 28 Jul 1944 1944-7-28 at Washington, , DC Washington, , DC
Died: 12 Jun 1995 1995-6-12 at Melbourne, Brevard, FL Melbourne, Brevard, FL
WIFE
Name: June Elizabeth Karstadt Note
CHILDREN
Born: (suppressed / living)
Died:
Wife: Janine Ann Nesbit
Born: (suppressed / living)
Died:
Wife: Kathleen Mary Zapolski
NOTES
1). Place 220 NE 12 Ave 7, Homestead FL 33030 War RCAF Squad. 207 in 1940 US Army Air Corps 29 sep 1942Lt. Col. at retirement 31 Dec 1962 ROPER, F O Frank Adams J6166 http www.airforce.ca citations wwii ROCHELEAU.htm Mention in Despatches No.1 Group Headquarters Distinguished Flying Cross No.207 Squadron Award effective 2 November 1942 as per London gazette dated 6 November 1942 and AFRO 272 43 dated 19 February 1943. American in the RCAF. Born in Washington, D.C., 13 January 1920 home on Long Island, New York. Trained at No.2 ITS, No.5 EFTS, and No.7 SFTS. Commissioned July 1941. Flying Officer Roper, an American volunteer, is a highly efficient and valuable captain in the squadron. He always takes an interest in his aircraft and the welfare of his crew and on all occasions shows the greatest keenness to take part in operations even on successive nights. By his clear judgement, initiative and leadership, he has set a high example to everyone in the squadron. NOTE Public Records Office Air 2 9604 has recommendation dated 19 September 1942 when he had flown 30 sorties 149 hours 25 minutes . 27 Nov 41 Dusseldorf 5.00 6 May 42 Stuttgart military barracks 7 Dec 41 Aachen 5.40 2 Jan 42 St.Nazaire 6.00 5 Jan 42 Brest 5.00 8 May 42 Warnemunde 1.50, DNCO, 8 Jan 42 Brest, cruisers 10 Jan 42 Wilhelmshaven 6.05 14 Jan 42 Hamburg 6.10 30 May 42 Cologne 4.25 22 Jan 42 Munster 5.00 1 June 42 Essen 3.50 6 Feb 42 GARDENING, Nectarines 2 June 42 Essen 3.50 24 Feb 42 Ghent 3.25 25 Feb 42 GARDENING, Nectarines 25 Jun 42 Bremen 2.10, DNCO, stbd 27 Feb 42 GARDENING, Frisians 27 Jun 42 Bremen 4.55 8 Mar 42 GARDENING 6.00 10 Mar 42 Essen5.15 2 July 42 Bremen 4.15 25 Apr 42 Rostock 6.05 3 July 42 GARDENING, Asparagus 2 May 42 GARDENING, Radish Pilot Officer Roper has completed 30 sorties. He is an American volunteer who has always shown exceptional keenness and enthusiasm for his work and proved himself to be a highly efficient and valuable captain in the squadron. His interest in his flight, his crew and aircraft is well above the average, and he has on all occasions shown the greatest keenness to operate, even on successive nights. Any operational duty that he was given was consistently carried out well, with a spirit of cheerful optimism, and by his clear judgement and qualities of initiative and leadership, he set a high example, not only to the members of his crew, but to everyone in the squadron. School Univ. CA Berkeley bus. adm. 1949 George Washington Univ. MS 1958
2). War US Navy 1943
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