Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
7281
Robert Leroy Schlatter
OH 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
7282
Arvale Elvin Schlemmer
IN 06-14-1944 WW II Navy
7283
Oswald G Schlensker
IN WW II Army
7284
Louis D Schlobohm
IN 06-16-1945 WW II Navy
7285
Max A Schlomer
IN WW II Army
7286
Alfred D Schmidt
IN WW II Army
7287
Edward J Schmidt
IN 02-08-1944 WW II Army AF
7288
Stanley C Schmidt
IN WW II Army
7289
Richard A Schmutte
IN WW II Army
7290
Arthur Schnabel
IN 03-16-1945 WW II Army
7291
John M Schnaible
IN WW II Army
7292
Oscar H Schnaus
IN 04-07-1945 WW II Navy
7293
Lawrence W Schneck
IN 09-11-1943 WW II Navy
7294
Raymond E Schneck
IN WW II Army
7295
Edward J Schneider
IN 09-12-1942 WW II Army AF
7296
Jerome R Schneider
IN 12-05-1943 WW II Army
7297
Albert H Schnell
IN WW II Army
7298
Albert R Schnuck
IN WW II Army
7299
Roy M Schoch
IN 06-20-1943 WW II Army AF
7300
Richard Schoenherr
IN WW II Army
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