Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
541	George Jewel Miller	TN	03-08-1951	Korea	Army
542	Harry L Miller	TN	11-07-1952	Korea	Army
543	Richard K Miller	TN	02-06-1951	Korea	Army
544	Walter B Mills	TN	08-11-1950	Korea	Army
545	Willard H Milner	TN	07-19-1951	Korea	Army
546	James Robert Minyard	TN	01-02-1951	Korea	Army
547	Robert E Mitchell	TN	02-06-1951	Korea	Army
548	Shirley Mitchell	TN	09-03-1950	Korea	Army
549	Alfred H Moore	TN	07-26-1950	Korea	Army
550	Claude Fuller Moore	TN	10-20-1950	Korea	Army
551	Frank Moore	TN	04-23-1951	Korea	Army
552	Gene S Moore	TN	10-30-1951	Korea	Army
553	Jack Moore	TN	05-31-1951	Korea	Army
554	Tommy Dewitt Moore	TN	11-03-1950	Korea	Army
555	William David Moore	TN	12-09-1950	Korea	Marines
556	Robert E Moorman	TN	09-03-1950	Korea	Army
557	Benigno Moreno	TN	08-09-1952	Korea	Army
558	Aaron Morgan	TN	10-07-1951	Korea	Army
559	Elbert L Morgan	TN	09-06-1951	Korea	Army
560	William Edgar Morgan	TN	04-14-1954	Korea	Army

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