Hubert Davis was born in Tyus (Carrol county), Georgia on September 3, 1920; he is a graduate of Central Hatchee high school and Piedmont College (cum laude).

He entered the U.S. Army Air Corps on December 1942 and was assigned to the 547th Squadron, of the 384th Bomb Group, 8th Air Force, flying tail gunner on a B-17 out of Grafton Underwood, England. He was shot down on a raid over Schweinfurt, Germany on April 13,1944, and was placed in solitary confinement at Dulag Luft in Frankfort, Germany for 28 days. He was then placed in a permanent prisoner of war camp, Stalag 17-B, in Krems, Austria. After a 280 mile march in April 1945, he was liberated May 3, 1945 by the 13th Armored Division of the 3rd Army.

He is past commander of the West Alabama Chapter, and Past Commander of the Department of Alabama American Ex-POWs, Past Commander of Stalag 17-B, a National Organization of American former Prisoners Of War. Mr. Davis served 8 terms as National Judge Advocate of the American Ex-Prisoners Of War Organization. He is a member of the National Association of Parliamentarians and has served eight years on the Alabama Governor's POW advisory commission, four years as adjutant/treasurer and four years as chairman. As of this writing Dec. 1998, Hubert is serving his second term on the Alabama department of veterans affairs board of directors.

Mr. Davis is also an accredited national service officer for the American Ex-Prisoners Of War.

Hubert married the former Ida Hallford after the war, and they now have two daughters, Wanda Devereaux and Donna Hill. They have one grand daughter, Jennifer Devereaux Segers and one grandson Jeffry Hill. They continue to be active in all Veterans affairs to this day.