Gold Star Veterans : Mississippi Korean War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Mississippi
Name State Date War Branch
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Harold A Johnson
MS 07-05-1950 Korea Army
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James A Johnson
MS 04-25-1951 Korea Army
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Joseph E Johnson
MS 11-30-1950 Korea Army
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Randle Johnson
MS 07-26-1950 Korea Army
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Robert Johnson Jr
MS 09-22-1952 Korea Army
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Eugene N Jones
MS 09-19-1951 Korea Army
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Ray M Jones
MS 07-27-1950 Korea Army
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William N O Jones
MS 02-12-1951 Korea Army
209
James Jordan
AZ 07-20-1950 Korea Army
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Lonnie Jordan
MS 06-24-1952 Korea Marines
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Mack A Jordan
MS 11-15-1951 Korea Army
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Cloyce Keith
UT 08-10-1950 Korea Army
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Robert E L Kennedy
MS 02-24-1951 Korea Army
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Kenneth Kilpatrick
MS 12-12-1950 Korea Army
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Hunter H Kimball
MS 07-16-1950 Korea Army
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Wesley Kinard
MS 11-18-1952 Korea Marines
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Frank H King Jr
MS 03-21-1952 Korea Army
218
James E Kisor
MS 07-30-1950 Korea Army
219
Burl Knight
MS 04-11-1951 Korea Army
220
Moise J Ladner
MS 04-25-1952 Korea Army
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