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Name State Date War Branch
761
Gustave Simmons
LA WW I Army
762
Sylvester Simmons
LA WW I Army
763
Wash Simmons
LA WW I Army
764
Herbert J Simon
LA WW I Army
765
Samuel A Simoneaux
LA WW I Army
766
Wight E Simons
LA WW I Army
767
James Sims
LA 02-01-1919 WW I Army
768
Lovance Sinegal
LA WW I Army
769
Charles Nichols Singletary
LA 10-04-1918 WW I Army
770
John Singleton
LA WW I Army
771
Harold F Siren
LA 10-20-1918 WW I Navy
772
Lester Slay
LA WW I Army
773
Jesse I Smart
LA WW I Army
774
Leon Smelley
LA WW I Army
775
Clarence J Smith
LA 10-12-1918 WW I Army
776
Daniel M Smith
LA WW I Army
777
Henry I Smith
LA WW I Army
778
Isaac Smith
LA 10-01-1918 WW I Army
779
Lee E Smith
LA WW I Army
780
Marion Jacob Smith
LA 09-27-1918 WW I Army
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