Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Harold Richardson
VA 07-11-1950 Korea Army
662
Prater Richardson
VA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
663
James Robert Ricks
VA 02-09-1954 Korea Army
664
William F Riley
VA 05-22-1953 Korea Army
665
Carroll Roane
VA 06-02-1951 Korea Army
666
George R Roark
VA 07-28-1950 Korea Army
667
Leonard C Robbins
VA 11-03-1952 Korea Army
668
Jack Roberts
VA 07-29-1950 Korea Army
669
Rayger Glenn Roberts
VA 11-02-1950 Korea Army
670
Earnest Roy Robertson
VA 12-06-1950 Korea Army
671
Frank O Robinette
VA 04-19-1951 Korea Army
672
Robert F Robinette
VA 07-16-1950 Korea Army
673
Hoye L Rodeheaver
VA 11-28-1950 Korea Army
674
Carl R Rogers
VA 07-25-1950 Korea Army
675
Earnest I Romans
VA 11-22-1951 Korea Army
676
Gene Stuart Rose
VA 10-23-1952 Korea Air Force
677
Nokomis J Rose
VA 02-12-1951 Korea Army
678
Gloyd Elwood Rosen
VA 10-07-1952 Korea Marines
679
Harrison S Ross
VA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
680
John D Rouse
VA 09-02-1951 Korea Army
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