Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Wilson L Juneau
LA 11-26-1950 Korea Army
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David L Keel
LA 10-16-1951 Korea Army
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Bobby W Keen
LA 07-08-1953 Korea Army
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Francis W Keever
LA 03-26-1953 Korea Marines
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William Howard Kellum
LA 12-31-1951 Korea Army
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Aubrey H Kelly
LA 10-10-1951 Korea Army
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Henry Bradford Kelly
LA 09-13-1952 Korea Air Force
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James E Kimball
LA 03-25-1953 Korea Marines
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Allen David King
LA 08-06-1952 Korea Army
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Lionel King
LA 02-14-1951 Korea Army
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Larry P Kinler
LA 11-25-1952 Korea Army
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Robert R Kirklin
LA 03-08-1951 Korea Army
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Warren E Kirtland
LA 09-10-1950 Korea Army
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John William Kirwin
LA 08-16-1950 Korea Army
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Harry Joseph Kling
LA 11-26-1950 Korea Army
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L C Knight
LA 10-09-1951 Korea Army
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Frederick J Kogel
LA 07-16-1950 Korea Army
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Mike M Korolia
LA 08-13-1950 Korea Army
319
Herman Kuhn
LA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
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Charlie M LaCaze
LA 08-15-1950 Korea Army
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