Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Ralph F Tacheny
MN 11-25-1951 Korea Army
662
Rudolph A Tainio
MN 07-27-1951 Korea Army
663
Mant M Tait
MN 06-07-1951 Korea Army
664
Bernard D Takvam
MN 10-24-1952 Korea Army
665
Richard Tauzell
MN 09-18-1951 Korea Marines
666
Alan Edward Tellin
MN 09-01-1951 Korea Marines
667
Roger C Teske
MN 05-17-1951 Korea Army
668
Edward A Tews
MN 08-18-1951 Korea Army
669
Kenneth J Theisen
MN 12-22-1952 Korea Army
670
Glenn D Thomas
MN 08-12-1950 Korea Army
671
Rodney D Thompson
MN 10-11-1951 Korea Army
672
Clayton H Thornton
MN 07-28-1951 Korea Army
673
Robert C Thrane
MN 10-15-1951 Korea Army
674
Bernard J Tillman
MN 07-27-1950 Korea Army
675
Richard H Todd
MN 02-15-1951 Korea Army
676
Lowell Tollefsrud
MN 03-01-1953 Korea Army
677
James Edward Torgeson
MN 11-28-1950 Korea Marines
678
Donald Richard Torstad
MN 05-23-1951 Korea Air Force
679
Regis Mack Tougas
MN 02-21-1953 Korea Army
680
Donald E Tovsen
MN 01-31-1951 Korea Air Force
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