Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin World War I

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Name State Date War Branch
2661
Gilman Wallaker
WI 10-03-1918 WW I Army
2662
Hilbert Carl Wallber
WI 08-19-1918 WW I Army
2663
Albet W Wallgren
WI WW I Army
2664
Arthur E Wallin
WI WW I Army
2665
George W Wallin
WI WW I Army
2666
Luther Walling
WI WW I Army
2667
Henry Dean Wallis
WI WW I Army
2668
Joseph M Wallock
WI WW I Army
2669
William Wallrich
WI 07-23-1918 WW I Army
2670
Cornelius Walraven
WI WW I Army
2671
George William Walsh
WI WW I Army
2672
August Walter
WI 10-28-1918 WW I Army
2673
David G Wamsley
WI WW I Army
2674
Carl Wangen
WI WW I Army
2675
Ira Wardwell
WI WW I Army
2676
Peter Wargula
WI 08-10-1918 WW I Army
2677
Hugh R Warner
WI 08-01-1918 WW I Army
2678
Walter D Warner
WI 10-07-1918 WW I Army
2679
Frank Wasilewski
WI WW I Army
2680
Charles Wasserberger
WI WW I Army
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