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Name State Date War Branch
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Howard F Gilbert
MN WW I Army
702
Arthur S Gilbertson
MN WW I Army
703
Clarence M Gilbertson
MN WW I Army
704
Julius A Gilbertson
MN WW I Army
705
William H Gilborne
MN WW I Army
706
Bert M Giles
MN WW I Army
707
Delainey S Giles
MN WW I Army
708
Edward H Gilkey
MN WW I Army
709
Edward N Gilkey
MN 07-20-1918 WW I Army
710
George W Gillund
MN WW I Army
711
Gordon E Gilman
MN WW I Army
712
Francis R Gilroy
MN WW I Army
713
Christian J Ginkel
MN WW I Army
714
David P Gittens
MN WW I Army
715
Jake Gittleman
MN 02-27-1919 WW I Army
716
Aimer E Gjerde
MN WW I Army
717
Almer E Gjerde
MN 10-15-1918 WW I Army
718
Edward L Glasgow
MN WW I Army
719
George R Glotfelter
MN WW I Army
720
Anthony T Glunz
MN WW I Army
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