Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Glenn L Cox
IN 09-01-1950 Korea Army
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Kenneth R Cox
IN 09-15-1950 Korea Army
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Wesley G Cox
IN 06-15-1953 Korea Army
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Adrian G Coyle
IN 10-10-1950 Korea Army
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Kenneth L Cozad
IN 07-30-1950 Korea Army
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Dean R Crabb
IN 02-19-1952 Korea Army
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Billie R Crabtree
IN 07-26-1950 Korea Air Force
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Raymond Craft
IN 11-24-1951 Korea Army
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William E Crago
IN 07-26-1951 Korea Army
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George E Cranor
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Army
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Charles F Crawford
IN 09-12-1951 Korea Army
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Charles R Criger
IN 10-04-1951 Korea Army
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Reed A Criswell
IN 02-13-1951 Korea Army
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Chester Ellis Cummings
IN 12-05-1950 Korea Marines
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Carl E Cummins
IN 10-06-1952 Korea Army
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Robert L Cummins
IN 05-17-1953 Korea Army
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William Cunningham
IN 12-02-1950 Korea Army
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Willie L Currin
IN 11-20-1950 Korea Army
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Robert L Curtis
IN 12-19-1951 Korea Army
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Virgil M Curtis
IN 02-01-1951 Korea Army
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