Gold Star Veterans : Texas Franklin County

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Rex Anderson	TX		WW II	Army
2	Ray Carrol Banks	TX	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
3	Travis E Banks	TX		WW II	Army
4	Verbon T Barnett	TX		WW II	Army
5	Guy L Berry	TX		WW II	Army
6	James C Black	TX		WW II	Army
7	Allen Arthur Brill	TX	03-04-1943	WW II	Army AF
8	William J Browning	TX	12-06-1950	Korea	Army
9	Zane Christie	TX	10-25-1970	Vietnam	Army
10	Durwin J Cox	TX	07-20-1950	Korea	Army
11	Arnold J Davidson	TX	09-07-1944	WW II	Army
12	Jim N Ezell	TX	09-21-1944	WW II	Army
13	Louis R Findley	TX		WW II	Army
14	Billie Floyd	TX		WW II	Army
15	Herman W Galick	TX		WW II	Army
16	Benjamin Davis Grant	TX	02-01-1968	Vietnam	Army
17	John W Hosher	TX		WW II	Army
18	James L Jones	TX		WW II	Army
19	Raymond Kinard	TX	12-06-1944	WW II	Army
20	Clifford T Martin	TX		WW II	Army

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