Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Madison County

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Name State Date War Branch
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Daniel Louis Alberts
IN 03-31-1967 Vietnam Army
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Richard J Allen
IN 01-07-1944 WW II Army AF
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Sim E Anderson
IN 07-18-1918 WW I Army
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Glenn Eugene Ankrum
IN 01-31-1968 Vietnam Navy
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William L Ashba
IN WW II Army
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Junior H Ashby
IN WW II Army
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Monroe A Atchley
IN 06-04-1944 WW II Army AF
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Lawrence A Atkinson
IN WW II Army
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Richard J Atwood
IN WW II Army
10
Henry Auler
IN WW I Army
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John R Austin
IN WW II Army
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Robert L Austin
IN WW II Army
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Warren Badger
IN WW II Army
14
Frank F Bagienski
IN WW II Army
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Jay R Baines
IN WW II Army
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Forrest H Bakek
IN WW I Army
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James O Baker
IN WW II Army
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Cecil R Banta
IN 01-25-1945 WW II Army
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Benjamin O Bartholomew
IN WW I Army
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Dwight Leroy Basey
IN 11-19-1966 Vietnam Army
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