Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
601	William T Osborn	TN	09-02-1950	Korea	Army
602	Charles E Osborne	TN	06-11-1953	Korea	Army
603	Charles M Overbay	TN	03-07-1952	Korea	Army
604	Jacob Kenneth Overbay	TN	02-03-1951	Korea	Army
605	Albert C Owen	TN	07-08-1953	Korea	Marines
606	Charles B Owens	TN	06-06-1951	Korea	Army
607	James O Pace	TN	01-30-1951	Korea	Army
608	Willard G Palm	TN	07-01-1960	Korea	Air Force
609	Billy Jewel Pardue	TN	11-05-1950	Korea	Marines
610	Clinton W Parker	TN	05-30-1951	Korea	Army
611	Ernest G Parker	TN	08-19-1951	Korea	Army
612	Jack D Parker	TN	09-28-1950	Korea	Army
613	Medford O Parker	TN	07-21-1951	Korea	Army
614	Patsey G Parker	TN	07-15-1953	Korea	Army
615	Robert Blaine Parker	TN	11-28-1950	Korea	Air Force
616	Claude Thomas Parrish	TN	10-22-1952	Korea	Marines
617	Willie Paul Parrish	TN	02-16-1951	Korea	Army
618	Carson L Parsons Jr	TN	01-03-1951	Korea	Army
619	Julian K Parsons	TN	01-31-1951	Korea	Army
620	General H Partin	TN	02-12-1951	Korea	Army

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