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Name State Date War Branch
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Raymond J Collette
MA 10-23-1918 WW I Army
582
Telesphore J Collette
MA WW I Army
583
Alfred A Collins
MA WW I Army
584
Fred B Collins
MA WW I Army
585
Olof Collins
MA WW I Army
586
Richmond F Collins
MA WW I Army
587
William J Collins
MA 03-01-1919 WW I Army
588
Edward B Cols
MA WW I Army
589
Wilbur Comeau
MA 04-12-1918 WW I Army
590
Nicholas Conaogirgis
MA WW I Army
591
Thomas H Condon
MA WW I Army
592
Francis J Conehan
MA WW I Army
593
John L Conley
MA WW I Army
594
George I Conn
MA 08-10-1918 WW I Army
595
Herbet L Connell
MA WW I Army
596
Eugene F Connelly
MA 09-29-1918 WW I Army
597
James Connelly
MA WW I Army
598
John F Connelly
MA WW I Army
599
James Connolly
MA 10-23-1918 WW I Army
600
John F Connolly
MA WW I Army
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