Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Delbert Brandon
LA 10-17-1952 Korea Army
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Claude Braud
LA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
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Sterling Milton Brent
LA 04-17-1951 Korea Army
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Henry Earl Brew
LA 10-24-1951 Korea Army
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M Jay Bridges
LA 07-15-1953 Korea Army
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Paul W Brouchet
LA 12-01-1950 Korea Army
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Neilso Brouillette
LA 10-20-1951 Korea Army
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Edward Broussard
LA 08-12-1950 Korea Army
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Reed O Broussard
LA 07-25-1950 Korea Army
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Simon W Broussard
LA 09-01-1950 Korea Army
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Woodrow Broussard
LA 09-02-1950 Korea Army
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Samuel Brown Jr
LA 10-14-1951 Korea Army
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Richard Worth Bruce
LA 02-23-1951 Korea Marines
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John Lee Bruster
LA 08-01-1951 Korea Army
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Ted Columbus Burgess
LA 09-21-1950 Korea Marines
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William T Burns
LA 11-05-1950 Korea Army
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Matthew Burrell
LA 12-01-1950 Korea Army
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Billy B Burson
LA 03-22-1953 Korea Army
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Charles Dale Button
LA 05-29-1951 Korea Marines
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James Benedict Caillouet
LA 12-07-1950 Korea Marines
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