Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
4261
Charles T Judkins
IN 03-05-1945 WW II Army
4262
Anthony M Jugovich
IN 01-24-1945 WW II Army AF
4263
Richard N Julian
IN WW II Army
4264
Wilbur E Junkins
IN 11-18-1944 WW II Army AF
4265
Jack K Justice
IN WW II Army
4266
Frank T Kabala
IN WW II Army
4267
Donald J Kabisch
IN 11-01-1944 WW II Army AF
4268
Raymond J Kafoure
IN WW II Army
4269
George J Kahler
IN 04-18-1945 WW II Army
4270
Alfred F Kahlmorgan
IN 03-16-1945 WW II Army
4271
Glenn E Kain
IN WW II Army
4272
Charles M Kaiser
IN WW II Army
4273
Harold H Kaiser
IN 02-01-1943 WW II Army
4274
Louis F Kaiser
IN 05-03-1945 WW II Army
4275
Robert O'Brian Kaiser
IN 02-04-1945 WW II Navy
4276
Samuel E Kaiser
IN 09-14-1944 WW II Army
4277
Charles F Kale
IN 02-23-1945 WW II Army
4278
George Emil Kaleck
IL 07-27-1944 WW II Army AF
4279
Mike Kalember
IN 09-17-1944 WW II Army
4280
Daniel S Kaleta
IN WW II Army
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