Alva Ray Krogman
First Lieutenant
504TH TAC AIR SPT GROUP, 7TH AF
United States Air Force
Worland, Wyoming
April 12, 1941 to January 17, 1967
ALVA R KROGMAN is on the Wall at Panel 14E, Line 45

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Alva R Krogman
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31 Mar 2003

I never knew Alva. I have worn his MIA/POW bracelet for 12 years now though and will continue to wear it until he is returned home where he belongs.

breangwen@hotmail.com


 
05 Jun 2005

I have been wearing Ray's (Alva's) bracelet for 15 years. I got it when I was 14. I have contacted Ray's brother, and even though the family has accepted that Ray was a casualty, tears were shed.

Never forget those who were lost, and hope that those lost who are still alive will be brought home.

Dacia Hayslip
California
dmlh@yahoo.com


 
03 Oct 2006

I am looking for Ray's brother Roy.
I went to school with Ray.

From a friend,
Richard Shaw
sunfun2tx@prodigy.net


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

1st Lt Alva R. Krogman was a graduate of the Air Force Academy (the photo is from his Academy days) assigned to the 23rd Tactical Air Support Squadron, flying as a Forward Air Controller over Laos. On 17 January 1967, Krogman was flying an O-1F Birddog (tail number 57-2789) on a NAIL FAC mission controlling air strikes against a gun site near Ban Muang Angkhan west of the DMZ. His aircraft was hit by 37mm antiaircraft fire and crashed a few miles away near Ban Loumpoum. There was no evidence that 1st Lt Krogman survived the crash. His remains have not been repatriated.

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