Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert C Karpinen
MI 07-25-1950 Korea Army
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Robert R Karr
MI 05-20-1951 Korea Army
643
Stanley J Kasza
MI 02-14-1951 Korea Army
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Donal Katzenberger
MI 11-06-1951 Korea Army
645
Ernest C Kauer
MI 07-15-1953 Korea Army
646
Frank M Kautman
MI 12-21-1952 Korea Army
647
Ronald Ott Keeley
MI 04-26-1951 Korea Army
648
Leon L Keene
MI 09-23-1950 Korea Army
649
Ernest R Keller
MI 10-27-1951 Korea Army
650
John Kemp Keller
MI 09-16-1951 Korea Navy
651
Warren Andrew Kelly
MI 12-06-1950 Korea Marines
652
Robert J Kelp
MI 07-25-1950 Korea Army
653
Raymond Kemick
MI 04-23-1951 Korea Army
654
John Neal Kennedy
MI 12-19-1950 Korea Army
655
Robert L Keshick
MI 08-14-1950 Korea Army
656
Lawrence H Kessick
MI 07-14-1950 Korea Army
657
Robert Kettlewell
MI 05-18-1951 Korea Army
658
Paul D Khula
MI 07-26-1951 Korea Army
659
Calvin Lewis Kiger
MI 03-10-1951 Korea Army
660
Donald J Kimball
MI 02-13-1951 Korea Army
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