Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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William A Burk
IL 10-19-1952 Korea Army
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Francis William Burke
IL 05-18-1951 Korea Army
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John J Burns
IL 05-02-1951 Korea Army
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Earl F Burris
IL 07-17-1953 Korea Army
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Paul Conrad Burrus
IL 12-27-1952 Korea Marines
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Robert Eugene Burton
IL 03-27-1953 Korea Marines
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Woodrow Burton
IL 10-02-1950 Korea Air Force
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Herma Buschschulte
IL 10-31-1951 Korea Army
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Robert Arthur Bush
IL 02-27-1953 Korea Marines
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Donald Henry Buss
IL 08-30-1952 Korea Air Force
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William H Butts
IL 05-20-1951 Korea Army
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Roger Fredrick Buxman
IL 06-05-1953 Korea Army
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Harold E Byers
IL 07-31-1952 Korea Army
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Edward L Bytnar
IL 02-12-1951 Korea Army
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William E Calaway
IL 07-16-1950 Korea Army
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Cecil O Calhoon
IL 12-31-1951 Korea Army
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Francis E Callahan
IL 01-30-1952 Korea Army
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Donald James Cameron
IL 01-11-1951 Korea Air Force
239
Lloyd C Campbell
IL 07-30-1951 Korea Army
240
Louis L Campbell
IL 11-18-1952 Korea Army
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