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Name State Date War Branch
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Andrew J McCearley
LA 07-18-1918 WW I Army
562
John McClearly
LA WW I Army
563
Madge McClendon
LA 11-12-1918 WW I Army
564
Ellis McDade
LA 01-15-1919 WW I Army
565
Claude McDowell
LA WW I Army
566
William McEachern
LA WW I Army
567
Wm W McFarland
LA WW I Army
568
Velle McHenry
LA WW I Army
569
Arthur Burton McIntosh
LA WW I Army
570
Henry E McKeithen
LA WW I Army
571
Philip J McMahon
LA WW I Army
572
Solon F McMillan
LA 08-31-1918 WW I Army
573
Jacob E Mcnabb
LA WW I Army
574
Gladys McPherson
LA WW I Army
575
Gid Mcvea
LA WW I Army
576
Clyde P Meeks
LA WW I Army
577
Allen L Melton
LA WW I Army
578
William J Meredith
LA WW I Army
579
Henry E Merideth
LA WW I Army
580
Ezra Metcalf
LA WW I Army
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