Gold Star Veterans : North Dakota Bowman County

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Harold Edward Berg Jr
ND 02-03-1967 Vietnam Army
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Clarence O Erickson
ND 07-27-1944 WW II Army
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George J Fisher
ND WW II Army
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Frank R Friedbauer
ND WW II Army
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Bernard E Grua
ND WW II Army
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Wallace D Hande
ND 09-13-1951 Korea Air Force
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Mitchel Carey Hansey
ND 12-14-1968 Vietnam Navy
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Ivar E Holsten
ND WW I Army
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Stanley T Hubbard
ND WW II Army
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Harry W Lindberg
ND 09-29-1918 WW I Army
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Gary Dan Lokken
ND 04-10-1968 Vietnam Army
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Orval Manning
ND WW I Army
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John R McGee
ND WW II Army
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Herbert A McKitrick
ND WW II Army
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Glen J Miller
ND 07-05-1942 WW II Army AF
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Henry L Olson
ND 10-08-1918 WW I Army
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Elmer L Reitz
ND 06-19-1944 WW II Army
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Carl A Rosling
ND WW II Army
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George Schaff
ND WW II Army
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Carl Edward Soreide
ND 07-23-1952 Korea Marines
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