Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War II

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
5681
Charles L Mills
IN WW II Army
5682
Clifford M Mills
IN 09-18-1944 WW II Army
5683
Edward Louis Mills
IN 09-15-1943 WW II Army AF
5684
Harry Foster Mills
IN 11-16-1944 WW II Navy
5685
Irvin Estel Mills
NE 12-17-1944 WW II Army
5686
John W Mills
IN WW II Army
5687
Max Leroy Mills
IN 10-11-1943 WW II Navy
5688
Norman Mills
IN 02-08-1945 WW II Army
5689
Roscoe F Mills
IN 04-25-1943 WW II Army
5690
Warren U Mills
IN WW II Army
5691
William G Mills
IN WW II Army
5692
William J Mills
IN WW II Army
5693
Richard H Millspaugh
IN WW II Army
5694
Kenneth W Milner
IN WW II Army
5695
Frank G Milton
IN 05-18-1945 WW II Army
5696
Ernest O Minch
IN 02-18-1945 WW II Army
5697
Elmer G Mincy
IN WW II Army
5698
Bert F Mindykowski
IN WW II Army
5699
Robert C Minear
IN WW II Army
5700
Joe A Miner
IN 06-26-1944 WW II Army
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