Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Korean War

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Frederick John Koshko
MI 07-30-1952 Korea Marines
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Arnie V S Koski
MI 10-14-1952 Korea Army
683
Toivo W Koski
MI 08-16-1950 Korea Army
684
Edward M Kowalko
MI 07-08-1953 Korea Army
685
Stanley M Kowalski
MI 11-18-1952 Korea Army
686
Roman V Kozak
MI 09-01-1950 Korea Army
687
Cornelius W Kramer
MI 10-07-1951 Korea Army
688
Alex E Kroll
MI 03-23-1952 Korea Army
689
Eugene A Kropp
MI 09-22-1952 Korea Army
690
Alex Kruk
MI 09-27-1950 Korea Marines
691
Wallace Kruszewski
MI 05-16-1951 Korea Army
692
Michael Krutty
MI 01-20-1952 Korea Army
693
Henry Kubicki
MI 07-20-1950 Korea Army
694
Charles W Kubicsko
MI 07-27-1950 Korea Army
695
Alex H Kubovich
MI 09-16-1950 Korea Army
696
Anton J Kucsera
MI 03-26-1953 Korea Marines
697
Dan C Kuna
MI 07-18-1952 Korea Army
698
Arthur R Kurts
MI 07-09-1953 Korea Army
699
Joseph P Kushnir
MI 09-23-1950 Korea Army
700
Harold Oliver Kuuttila
MI 05-28-1951 Korea Army
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