Gold Star Veterans : Mississippi Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Jewel R Martin
MS 03-27-1953 Korea Marines
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Robert Lee Martin
MS 07-19-1950 Korea Army
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Melvin G Mathis
MS 09-03-1950 Korea Army
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Frankie L Maxey
MS 09-14-1950 Korea Army
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Elton L May
MS 08-31-1950 Korea Army
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Joe D McBride
MS 07-15-1953 Korea Army
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James A McCool
MS 05-25-1951 Korea Army
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Louis A McCullar
MS 10-21-1951 Korea Army
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Curtis R McFadden
MS 09-04-1951 Korea Army
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Dennis McFarland
MS 10-04-1951 Korea Army
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Clifton J McGowan
MS 05-18-1951 Korea Army
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John Roland McInnis Jr
MS 07-11-1950 Korea Army
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Lamar M McIntosh
MS 07-12-1950 Korea Army
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Harold James McLaurin
MS 08-11-1950 Korea Marines
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Wynard C McMahan
MS 10-03-1951 Korea Army
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O M McNeal
MS 07-31-1952 Korea Army
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Prentiss McPhate
MS 06-02-1953 Korea Army
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Billy M McQuinn
MS 03-24-1951 Korea Army
259
Edward Micenhammer
MS 11-26-1951 Korea Army
260
Dewitt C Miles
MS 12-02-1950 Korea Army
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