Bruce Fulton

WW II  86th Fighter Group, Lt Bruce W Fulton was on a Combat Mission in his Fighter, with the 527th Fighter Squadron.  Lt Fulton flew through an explosion of ammunition that Lt Fulton shot at,  that caused his plane to catch fire, he was forced to bailed out of his ship,

12th Air Force, Mission "Brenner Pass" and his ship was about 25 miles S.W. of Brescis, Italy  10 December 1944

1st Lt Bruce Fulton, 86th FG, who was shot down  on Dec 10, 1944 and taken prisoner. He was a POW until the end of the war.

Lt Fulton Fighter - P-47  D-26RA Serial #42-28371

Bruce Wrigley Fulton, 90, of Wilmore, died Thursday 19 March, 2009 at Thomson-Hood Veterans Center, Wilmore.
He was a retired salesman from Georgia Pacific Lumber, an Army veteran
and a member of Erlanger United Methodist Church and Erlanger Lions Club.

His wife, Sylvia I. Morgan Fulton, preceded him in death.

Survivors include a son, Bruce Morgan Fulton of Indianapolis; a daughter,
Donna Gail Perkins of Richmond; a sister, Anna Lois Faulkner of Cincinnati;
three grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

World War II Prisoners of War, 1941-1946
Name: Bruce W Fulton   
OFFICER'S Service # : O&707595  
Report Date: 10 Dec 1944
Latest Report Date: 10 Jun 1946   
Grade: Second Lieutenant or Nurse or Dietitian or Physical therapy aide  
Grade Notes: Second Lieutenant or Ensign  
Service Branch: Army  
Arm or Service: Air Corps  
Arm or Service: Air Corps  
Arm or Service Code: Air Corps  
Organization Type: Single-Engine Fighter Group  
Parent Unit Type: Group/Regiment/Commands/System  
Area Served: North African Theatre: Italy  
Detaining Country: Germany  
Camp: 032  Stalag Luft 1 Barth-Vogelsang Prussia 54-12
Status: Returned to Military Control, Liberated or Repatriated  
Report Source: Individual has been reported through sources considered official.   

in Italy the association ACPO(http://www.acpo.it/ ) had find the motor and three browning of his airplane P-47 thunderbolt D26RA - Serial N° 42-28371 that crash in Italy in Brandico town (Brescia) the 10th december 1944.