Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
401	John Marlin Lindseth	MN	06-06-1951	Korea	Marines
402	Floyd A Lindstrom	MN	01-21-1953	Korea	Army
403	Robert Lawrence Linke	MN	09-26-1950	Korea	Marines
404	Walter Ernest Lischeid	MN	09-25-1950	Korea	Marines
405	Mildon H Loge	MN	03-15-1951	Korea	Army
406	Henry E J Lohmer	MN	08-11-1950	Korea	Army
407	Robert Patrick Loney	MN	11-04-1950	Korea	Marines
408	Bruce I Lovdokken	MN	11-25-1951	Korea	Army
409	Merlin Roy Lowe	MN	06-12-1951	Korea	Navy
410	William James Ludes	MN	12-08-1950	Korea	Marines
411	Carlo A Luhta	MN	06-03-1951	Korea	Army
412	Richard L Luke	MN	12-01-1951	Korea	Army
413	Warren Arthur Lundberg	MN	11-28-1950	Korea	Marines
414	Virgil E Lundy	MN	07-16-1950	Korea	Army
415	Allan E Luoma	MN	11-30-1950	Korea	Army
416	William Robert Lyden	MN	09-07-1951	Korea	Air Force
417	Harold M Lynch	MN	07-27-1950	Korea	Army
418	Albert Carl Maass	MN	07-27-1950	Korea	Army
419	Marlin Omar Madson	MN	11-22-1951	Korea	Army
420	John Lloyd Madvig	MN	11-03-1950	Korea	Marines

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