Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Dillon Edward Warthan
WI 11-30-1950 Korea Army
822
Melvin G Washburn
WI 07-20-1950 Korea Army
823
Leroy Joseph Waskiewicz
WI 09-25-1950 Korea Marines
824
Clifton Nathaniel Watson
WI 11-15-1952 Korea Air Force
825
Albert George Weber
WI 09-29-1950 Korea Marines
826
Dale W Weber
WI 12-26-1953 Korea Army
827
Raymond H Weiland
WI 04-11-1953 Korea Army
828
Clarence H Weiss
WI 04-09-1952 Korea Army
829
Eugene Joseph Welch
WI 11-19-1950 Korea Army
830
Carl Fredrick Wells
WI 08-30-1952 Korea Army
831
Edward Herman Welsch
WI 09-20-1950 Korea Army
832
Wilbert Wendricks
WI 07-26-1950 Korea Army
833
Roman L Weninger
WI 01-26-1951 Korea Army
834
Rodney David Wenzel
WI 10-14-1952 Korea Army
835
Alan R Werndli
WI 10-16-1952 Korea Army
836
Matt William Werve
WI 08-12-1953 Korea Army
837
Melvin Peter Wester
WI 10-14-1952 Korea Army
838
William Robert Westwood
WI 08-25-1950 Korea Marines
839
Raymond Wewason
WI 09-21-1950 Korea Army
840
Delbert James Whalen
WI 07-08-1953 Korea Army
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