Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Paul Veston Satterfield
GA 01-19-1951 Korea Navy
602
William Edward Satterfield
GA 10-16-1951 Korea Marines
603
James R Schroeder
GA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
604
Bobby G Scoggins
GA 10-28-1952 Korea Army
605
James L Scoggins
GA 04-24-1953 Korea Army
606
Ike Scott
GA 02-28-1954 Korea Army
607
Ellis Sellers
GA 09-03-1950 Korea Army
608
Robert L Shavers
GA 08-04-1951 Korea Army
609
James L Sheffield
GA 05-16-1953 Korea Army
610
Roy Shelton
GA 10-21-1951 Korea Army
611
Charles William Sherwood
GA 02-15-1951 Korea Army
612
Roy Edward Shirey
GA 11-02-1950 Korea Marines
613
Daniel K Sikes
GA 09-22-1950 Korea Army
614
Arthur Simmons
GA 03-14-1953 Korea Army
615
Joseph Simmons
GA 07-12-1953 Korea Army
616
Walter Lee Simmons
GA 06-24-1953 Korea Army
617
Randolph Simons
GA 09-15-1950 Korea Army
618
Derwood W Sims
GA 04-15-1951 Korea Army
619
Truman D Sims
GA 08-11-1950 Korea Army
620
Gerald Singletary
GA 06-21-1951 Korea Army
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