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Date of Birth: 17 February 1942 ; Home Town: Jefferson City, MO
Captain Robert D. Davenport was reported as missing on 28 March 1969 while on an operational mission in Southeast Asia. The F-4D aircraft he was piloting lost communication and did not return to friendly control. A search was initiated with no results. The aircraft wreckage was subsequently found and evidence of death was received on 13 January 1970.
—USAFA AOG War Memorial
Date of Birth: 26 January 1943; Home Town: Ft Thomas, KY
1st Lieutenant Joseph S. Ross was reported missing on 1 August 1968 while on a night strike mission in North Vietnam. The F-4D aircraft he was copiloting was the lead in a flight of two. His aircraft rolled in on a group of trucks and his wingman observed a large explosion near the target. Radio contact was unsuccessful; no parachutes were seen and no beepers heard. His status was changed to Killed in Action on 12 March 1975. He was promoted to Captain posthumously.
—USAFA AOG Heritage War Memorial
