Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Ladon A Gardner
IL 02-12-1951 Korea Army
542
Charles D Garner
IL 02-26-1953 Korea Army
543
William Arnel Garretson
IL 04-27-1953 Korea Navy
544
John H Garvin Jr
IL 07-31-1950 Korea Army
545
George Garvis
IL 09-17-1950 Korea Army
546
Roland L Gates
IL 06-15-1953 Korea Army
547
William R Gaul
IL 10-19-1951 Korea Army
548
Peter Geannopulos
IL 11-28-1950 Korea Army
549
Nelson Raymond Geddes
IL 05-31-1951 Korea Marines
550
Marvin C Geiger
IL 08-19-1950 Korea Army
551
Harley G Gerth
IL 11-03-1952 Korea Army
552
George Gherghescu
IL 04-27-1952 Korea Army
553
Mario R Ghinazzi
IL 02-12-1951 Korea Army
554
Joseph Giacopelli
IL 04-14-1952 Korea Army
555
Felix Giangrande
IL 03-29-1953 Korea Marines
556
John R Gibson
IL 09-05-1950 Korea Army
557
William A Gibson
IL 04-24-1951 Korea Army
558
Richard F Giese
IL 05-13-1953 Korea Army
559
Albert P Giguere
IL 06-17-1951 Korea Army
560
William E Gilbert
IL 10-10-1951 Korea Army
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