Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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J W Browning
IL 07-29-1950 Korea Army
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Jewell Clyde Bruce
IL 08-18-1950 Korea Marines
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Henry Lee Bruder
IL 06-02-1951 Korea Marines
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Willard J Bruette
IL 03-21-1953 Korea Army
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Giovanni M Bruno
IL 09-24-1950 Korea Army
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Clifford W Bryan
IL 08-03-1950 Korea Army
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Floyd Glenn Bryant
IL 12-24-1950 Korea Marines
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Jerry Richard Bryant
IL 04-05-1952 Korea Marines
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Robert L Bucher
IL 07-23-1953 Korea Army
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Edward John Bucherich
IL 11-02-1950 Korea Marines
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Harold C Buchholz
IL 07-10-1952 Korea Army
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Jack Joseph Buchl
IL 06-06-1951 Korea Marines
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Martin E Budack
IL 06-26-1953 Korea Army
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Eldon O Budke
IL 02-04-1951 Korea Army
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John Thomas Budny
IL 06-06-1951 Korea Army
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Richard Dale Buhs
IL 06-08-1951 Korea Marines
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Jeral Henry Bullard
IL 01-18-1952 Korea Army
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Morgan Livingston Bulman
IL 05-16-1951 Korea Army
219
Arthur Bunch
IL 04-10-1952 Korea Army
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Jack Edward Bunnell
IL 11-22-1952 Korea Marines
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