Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Korean War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Tennessee
Name State Date War Branch
661
William Malcolm Quinley
TN 05-05-1953 Korea Navy
662
David V Radcliffe
TN 02-06-1952 Korea Army
663
Donald Roy Rader
TN 07-04-1952 Korea Army
664
Earl W Radlein
TN 07-29-1953 Korea Air Force
665
James C Rager
TN 07-20-1950 Korea Army
666
Lloyd C Ramey
TN 03-10-1951 Korea Army
667
Lee R Ramsey
TN 03-24-1953 Korea Army
668
Loyd C Ray
TN 10-11-1951 Korea Army
669
Walton Ray Reagan
TN 05-29-1951 Korea Army
670
Arthur E Reasor
TN 08-16-1950 Korea Army
671
Frank M Redding
TN 04-13-1952 Korea Army
672
James B Rediker
TN 05-13-1953 Korea Army
673
Paul R Reed
TN 04-24-1951 Korea Army
674
Grady D Reese
GA 01-26-1951 Korea Army
675
Alva Louis Reid
TN 12-08-1950 Korea Marines
676
James O Replogle
TN 08-22-1950 Korea Army
677
Arthur E Ressor
TN 08-16-1950 Korea Army
678
Arthur Daniel Reynolds
TN 07-11-1953 Korea Army
679
Harold L Rhodes
TN 02-17-1951 Korea Army
680
Johnnie B Rhodes
TN 11-11-1950 Korea Army
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