Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert William Andrews
IN 06-06-1944 WW II Army
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Leroy R Angel
IN 06-15-1944 WW II Army
183
Raymond F Angerer
IN WW II Army
184
Robert G Anglemyer
IN WW II Army
185
Roy R Angleton
IN 02-01-1945 WW II Army
186
William G Anglin
IN 11-20-1944 WW II Army
187
Albert A Angus
IN 03-01-1943 WW II Army AF
188
James R Ankenbruck
IN 12-02-1944 WW II Army
189
Paul E Anson
IN WW II Army
190
Russell H Anson
IN WW II Army
191
George Bell Anspaugh
IN 03-01-1942 WW II Navy
192
Calvin Leroy Anthes
TN 04-13-1944 WW II Army AF
193
Adolph P Antoine
IN WW II Army
194
Jesse Leo Appel
IN 09-17-1943 WW II Navy
195
Robert A Appelman
IN WW II Army
196
Charles R Appier
IN WW II Army
197
George A Apple
IN 04-17-1945 WW II Army AF
198
Walter E Appleby
IN WW II Army
199
Joseph T Applegate
IN WW II Army
200
James F Applewhite
IN WW II Army
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