Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Wallace Simmons Jr
IN 12-06-1950 Korea Army
782
Robert W Sims
IN 08-27-1951 Korea Army
783
Shelby T Sims
IN 11-26-1950 Korea Army
784
Charles Edward Sizemore
IN 11-02-1950 Korea Army
785
Charles Edward Skinner
IN 10-07-1952 Korea Marines
786
Steve Skorich
IN 06-15-1952 Korea Army
787
Walter Louis Skwiercz
IN 06-02-1951 Korea Marines
788
William A Slayback
IN 08-10-1950 Korea Army
789
Calvin Smith
IN 06-16-1951 Korea Army
790
Carl E Smith
IN 09-15-1950 Korea Army
791
Charles E Smith
IN 07-27-1950 Korea Army
792
David Junior Smith
IN 05-25-1952 Korea Marines
793
Eugene E Smith
IN 02-14-1953 Korea Army
794
Myron D Smith
IN 08-10-1950 Korea Army
795
Paul R Smith
IN 02-12-1951 Korea Army
796
Robert J Smith
IN 11-05-1950 Korea Army
797
Robert Ronald Snoddy
IN 10-02-1952 Korea Marines
798
Donald E Snyder
IN 10-14-1952 Korea Army
799
Marvin Soderstrom
IN 09-09-1951 Korea Army
800
Julius Robert Sommer
IN 11-17-1952 Korea Army
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