Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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William A Pomeroy
TN 02-13-1951 Korea Army
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Cecil Poore
TN 11-01-1950 Korea Army
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Jasper Merle Porter
TN 12-12-1950 Korea Army
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Hubert W Potts
TN 02-13-1951 Korea Army
645
James A Powell
TN 03-18-1953 Korea Air Force
646
Earl L Powers
TN 07-20-1950 Korea Army
647
Jesse Loyed Preston
TN 11-29-1950 Korea Army
648
Howard H Price
TN 03-03-1953 Korea Army
649
Floyd Prince
TN 05-22-1951 Korea Army
650
Gene Carlton Prince
TN 12-31-1950 Korea Army
651
Thomas E Privett
TN 07-24-1950 Korea Army
652
Homer Proffitt
TN 07-19-1950 Korea Army
653
James T Prueitt
TN 09-16-1950 Korea Army
654
Henry Chester Pruitt
TN 09-20-1950 Korea Army
655
Clinton S Puckett
TN 08-13-1950 Korea Army
656
Jessie E Pulley
TN 03-29-1953 Korea Marines
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Thomas M Pulley
TN 09-27-1950 Korea Army
658
Charles Purdon
TN 07-12-1950 Korea Army
659
Joseph R Pursley
TN 09-03-1950 Korea Army
660
Ruff G Queen
TN 07-04-1952 Korea Army
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