Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Charles W Watson
IN 01-31-1951 Korea Army
882
David L Weaver
IN 07-29-1950 Korea Army
883
Jack E Webber
IN 07-15-1953 Korea Marines
884
Raymond Alfred Weesner
IN 05-29-1952 Korea Air Force
885
John Edward Welches
IN 06-19-1951 Korea Marines
886
Donald L West
IN 02-25-1951 Korea Army
887
James Gordon Wheeler
IN 09-03-1951 Korea Army
888
Chester A White
IN 08-08-1950 Korea Army
889
Donald R White
IN 12-01-1950 Korea Army
890
Howard E White
IN 09-11-1950 Korea Army
891
John White Jr
IN 11-03-1952 Korea Army
892
Raymond P White
IN 09-12-1950 Korea Army
893
Robert L White
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
894
Sherman H White
IN 11-04-1950 Korea Army
895
Robert M Whitmire
IN 07-10-1950 Korea Army
896
Eugene Whittaker
IN 06-19-1951 Korea Marines
897
Vinton O Whyde
IN 01-21-1954 Korea Marines
898
William J Widener
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
899
Robert Dewitt Wilder
IN 10-06-1952 Korea Marines
900
Francis J Will
IN 07-08-1953 Korea Army
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