Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
861
Jerry E Uhls
IN 09-01-1950 Korea Army
862
Onis L Ulerick
IN 05-23-1951 Korea Army
863
Leo F Van Camp
IN 07-27-1950 Korea Army
864
Donald Glenn Van Til
IN 03-11-1952 Korea Marines
865
Joseph H Veevaete
IN 05-01-1953 Korea Marines
866
Jack L Vining
IN 10-14-1952 Korea Army
867
John H Voight
IN 06-03-1951 Korea Army
868
Eugene R Voyles
IN 08-16-1950 Korea Army
869
Mearl L Wade
IN 09-02-1950 Korea Army
870
Gene L Wagner
IN 07-16-1950 Korea Army
871
Sim Wagner
IN 07-11-1953 Korea Army
872
William E Walker
IN 11-21-1951 Korea Army
873
Donald E Walsh
IN 07-20-1950 Korea Army
874
Charles L Waples
IN 04-05-1951 Korea Army
875
David Lee Warren
IN 02-16-1954 Korea Army
876
John Newton Warren
IN 02-12-1952 Korea Army
877
Billie F Warwick
IN 04-23-1952 Korea Army
878
Richard L Wasiak
IN 12-02-1950 Korea Army
879
John Richard Wasson
IN 06-25-1953 Korea Army
880
Byron Eugene Watson
IN 05-31-1951 Korea Marines
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