Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
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William C Brown
TN WW II Army
802
Willis L Brown
TN WW II Army
803
David B Browne
TN WW II Army
804
Frederick B Browne
TN 12-27-1944 WW II Army AF
805
Archie W Browning
TN WW II Army
806
Huey E Browning
TN WW II Army
807
Cecil G Broyles
TN WW II Army
808
Harry Broyles
TN WW II Army
809
Henry Lafayette Broyles
TN 03-06-1945 WW II Army
810
Jacob S Broyles
TN 07-06-1944 WW II Army
811
John Riley Broyles Jr
TN 04-16-1944 WW II Army AF
812
Raymond Lester Broyles
TN 02-23-1945 WW II Army
813
Fredrick W Bruce
TN WW II Army
814
Joseph A Bruce
TN WW II Army
815
W B Bruce Jr
TN 04-08-1944 WW II Army AF
816
Ross D Bruff
TN 07-14-1944 WW II Army
817
Charles W Brumley
TN 11-15-1942 WW II Navy
818
Clyde W Brummett
TN WW II Army
819
Frank Brunet
TN 04-05-1944 WW II Navy
820
Joseph A Brunner
TN 08-18-1944 WW II Army
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