Gold Star Veterans : Kansas World War II

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Kansas
Name State Date War Branch
5241
Carl O Wellington
KS WW II Army
5242
Richard M Wellons
KS WW II Army
5243
Charles E Wells
KS WW II Army
5244
Cleo Wells
KS 12-08-1941 WW II Navy
5245
Kenneth L Wells
KS WW II Army
5246
Lawrence D Wells
KS 09-12-1945 WW II Army AF
5247
Paul L Wells
KS 12-20-1943 WW II Army
5248
Preston Vance Wells
KS 06-06-1944 WW II Army
5249
Robert Baur Welsh
NE 01-23-1945 WW II Army
5250
Harry E Welshimer
KS 08-09-1945 WW II Army
5251
Fredrick P Welter
KS 06-04-1943 WW II Navy
5252
John Frederick Welter
KS 08-09-1942 WW II Navy
5253
John F Wendel
KS 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
5254
Leland F Wendling
KS WW II Army
5255
Allen E Wenger
KS WW II Army
5256
Dale E Wenger
KS WW II Army
5257
Aldon N Wentworth
KS WW II Army
5258
Val D Wernecke
KS WW II Army
5259
Paul Dennis Werth
TX 09-27-1943 WW II Army AF
5260
William J Werts
KS WW II Army
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