Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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George Joseph Krebs
IL 07-12-1950 Korea Army
882
John Gerald Krebs
IL 07-11-1950 Korea Army
883
Zdzislaw Krelowski
IL 07-28-1951 Korea Army
884
Richard G Kreml
IL 07-14-1953 Korea Army
885
Edward Oliver Kreutz
IL 04-10-1951 Korea Navy
886
John A Kripoton
IL 10-12-1952 Korea Army
887
Steve J Kroll
IL 08-25-1952 Korea Army
888
Edward A Krucek
IL 08-08-1951 Korea Army
889
Robert Carl Krueger
IL 06-09-1951 Korea Marines
890
Mitchel Kruszewski
IL 09-11-1950 Korea Army
891
Edward C Krzyzowski
IL 09-03-1951 Korea Army
892
Henry J Kucharczyk
IL 07-20-1951 Korea Army
893
Raymond E Kuhr
IL 09-16-1950 Korea Army
894
Vito Paul Kuizinas
IL 05-11-1952 Korea Army
895
Stephan F Kuldanek
IL 01-20-1951 Korea Army
896
William F Kunz
IL 03-22-1952 Korea Army
897
Billie Kurgan
IL 10-15-1951 Korea Army
898
Joseph Frank Kurzawski
IL 09-23-1951 Korea Marines
899
Adrian J Kusiolek
IL 07-16-1950 Korea Army
900
Richard T Kuzniar
IL 09-27-1952 Korea Army
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