Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Korean War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Louisiana
Name State Date War Branch
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Albert Joseph Vegas
LA 02-22-1953 Korea Marines
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L D Veillon
LA 08-10-1952 Korea Marines
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Ellis Raymond Verret
LA 08-17-1952 Korea Army
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Howard P Verret
LA 11-11-1950 Korea Army
585
Albert W Vidrine
LA 09-05-1954 Korea Marines
586
Jakie J Vignes
LA 07-28-1950 Korea Army
587
Rufus E Voigt
LA 09-20-1950 Korea Army
588
Melvin Waguespack
LA 08-15-1950 Korea Army
589
John K Wainwright
LA 02-27-1951 Korea Army
590
Alton Waldrop
LA 03-02-1952 Korea Navy
591
Owen Leslie Walgamotte
LA 10-27-1950 Korea Marines
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James Y Walker
LA 05-17-1951 Korea Army
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Lester R Walker
LA 09-03-1950 Korea Army
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Willard D Wallace
LA 11-04-1950 Korea Army
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Henry Louis Wamble
GA 12-01-1950 Korea Army
596
James Ware
LA 07-01-1952 Korea Army
597
Johnny Washington
LA 09-20-1950 Korea Army
598
Louis Watkins
LA 04-01-1951 Korea Army
599
Charles Watson
LA 08-27-1950 Korea Army
600
Roosevelt Jessie Weary
LA 07-27-1952 Korea Army
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