Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert L Gilkison
IL 10-20-1951 Korea Army
562
Irving L Gill
IL 08-27-1951 Korea Army
563
Leo G Gill
IL 02-12-1951 Korea Army
564
David R Gillespie
IL 12-11-1950 Korea Army
565
Michael W Glaser
IL 08-06-1950 Korea Army
566
Harold Sylvester Glauder
IL 03-15-1952 Korea Army
567
Bruno Glazers
IL 02-26-1952 Korea Army
568
James L Glidewell
IL 07-22-1950 Korea Army
569
Carl George Goering
IL 01-10-1951 Korea Army
570
Robert G Goerlich
IL 02-13-1951 Korea Army
571
Harry Goetting
IL 03-26-1951 Korea Army
572
William C Goetz
IL 04-29-1951 Korea Army
573
Peter T Golden
IL 12-01-1950 Korea Army
574
Paul Goldsborough
IL 11-29-1950 Korea Army
575
Leonard Goldsmith
IL 02-09-1953 Korea Army
576
John Edward Goodall
IL 01-06-1952 Korea Army
577
Gerald W Goodner
IL 06-06-1951 Korea Army
578
Edwin Stanley Goraj
IL 10-12-1951 Korea Army
579
James E Gordley
IL 04-01-1953 Korea Army
580
William Clark Gordon
IL 07-19-1953 Korea Air Force
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