Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia Korean War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in West Virginia
Name State Date War Branch
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Homer Lee Porter
WV 10-06-1952 Korea Marines
602
William Bradley Porter
WV 08-07-1950 Korea Marines
603
James Thomas Porterfield
OH 12-09-1951 Korea Navy
604
David E Post
WV 07-27-1950 Korea Army
605
Leslie E Preece
WV 10-15-1951 Korea Army
606
John Robert Price
WV 04-08-1951 Korea Air Force
607
Clarence P Pruett
WV 07-20-1950 Korea Army
608
Jacob H Pruett
WV 03-18-1953 Korea Air Force
609
Donald O Pugh
WV 09-18-1952 Korea Army
610
Jerome A Purnell
WV 04-13-1951 Korea Army
611
Fred R Putman
WV 09-01-1950 Korea Army
612
Herbert Putzek
WV 08-08-1950 Korea Marines
613
Lowell H Pyatt
WV 03-04-1954 Korea Marines
614
Billy Quesenberry
WV 07-29-1950 Korea Army
615
William J Rainey
WV 02-12-1951 Korea Army
616
Homer F Ramey
WV 04-29-1951 Korea Army
617
Irvanule Ramsey
WV 07-16-1950 Korea Army
618
George C Rankins
WV 09-19-1951 Korea Army
619
Lewis C Ray
WV 09-09-1951 Korea Army
620
Arthur Hayes Raynor
WV 12-01-1950 Korea Marines
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