Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma World War I

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Name State Date War Branch
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Lee Raymond Long
OK WW I Army
862
Arch H Lovell
OK WW I Army
863
Charlie W Lowe
OK WW I Army
864
Robert W Lowery
OK 10-23-1918 WW I Army
865
Charles W Lowman
OK 07-19-1918 WW I Army
866
Andrew J Lowrey
OK WW I Army
867
Keith Lowry
OK 10-09-1918 WW I Army
868
William D Lowther
OK WW I Army
869
Jess Luke
OK WW I Army
870
Edgar Lumpkin
OK 09-18-1918 WW I Army
871
James P Lumpkin
OK WW I Army
872
John W Lumpkin
OK 10-01-1918 WW I Army
873
Albert Henry Lynch
OK 10-09-1918 WW I Army
874
George E Lynn
OK 09-22-1918 WW I Army
875
Gore Ehrin Lynn
OK WW I Army
876
Lonnie L Lyon
OK WW I Army
877
Ellis Madden
OK WW I Army
878
Robert Parker Madigan
OK WW I Army
879
Cleo E Madison
OK WW I Army
880
David E Magers
OK WW I Army
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