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Name State Date War Branch
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James M Lynn
SC WW I Army
602
Thomas Jeferson Lyons
SC WW I Army
603
Charles Henry Macha
SC 10-21-1918 WW I Army
604
Rolla P Mack
SC 01-02-1919 WW I Army
605
Lewis R Maddox
SC WW I Army
606
Jay Mahaffey
SC WW I Army
607
Fred Manigo
SC WW I Army
608
William S Manning
SC WW I Army
609
Thomas Manus
SC WW I Army
610
Dave Marcus
SC WW I Army
611
Oscar Maret
SC WW I Army
612
Julian C Marshburn
SC WW I Army
613
Benjamin R Martin
SC WW I Army
614
Benjamin Martin
SC 03-23-1918 WW I Army
615
Earl Martin
SC WW I Army
616
Robert E Martin
SC WW I Army
617
Walker W Martin
SC WW I Army
618
Walter M Martin
SC WW I Army
619
Palmer P Mason
SC WW I Army
620
Minlo Mathis
SC 09-15-1918 WW I Marines
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