Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Korean War

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Aubrey Godwin
AL 12-20-1950 Korea Army
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John Goode
AL 09-17-1950 Korea Army
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Paul R Goodson
AL 04-26-1951 Korea Army
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John Louis Gossett
AL 10-29-1952 Korea Marines
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William Jackson Graddy
AL 02-15-1951 Korea Army
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Leonard F Graham
AL 05-18-1951 Korea Army
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Paul Grant
AL 02-14-1951 Korea Army
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Lawrence Grantham
AL 06-15-1953 Korea Army
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Leo H Gray
AL 04-25-1953 Korea Army
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Merrett G Gray
AL 08-11-1950 Korea Army
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Roy A Grayson
AL 09-29-1951 Korea Army
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James Edward Green
AL 08-28-1953 Korea Army
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John L Green
AL 03-07-1951 Korea Army
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Claud Greene Jr
AL 10-21-1950 Korea Army
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Bruce Jay Greenhill
AL 04-24-1952 Korea Marines
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Joe B Gregory Jr
AL 09-15-1950 Korea Army
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Jack Taylor Grider
AL 01-11-1952 Korea Army
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Willie D Griffis
AL 12-24-1952 Korea Army
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Raymond Grimes
AL 01-25-1951 Korea Army
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Robert Franklin Gross
AL 04-30-1951 Korea Air Force
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Grace - Thank you for this tribute to our fallen veterans. They were wonderful young men who died way too young. It is sad.
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Mary - Thank you for remembering these men. I am certainly proud to share this with my family. We have many ancestors who served.
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