Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Wilbur Eugene Lewis
IL 06-10-1952 Korea Air Force
942
Arthur Ligon
IL 04-11-1951 Korea Army
943
Donald J Lilek
IL 05-28-1951 Korea Army
944
Rune Lindahl
IL 08-29-1952 Korea Army
945
Arland Duane Lindberg
IL 08-17-1952 Korea Marines
946
Lindor H Lindblade
IL 10-26-1951 Korea Army
947
R L Lindsay
IL 11-15-1952 Korea Army
948
Carlo A Lindstrom
IL 07-15-1951 Korea Army
949
Billy D Lipe
IL 02-12-1951 Korea Army
950
Melvin E Lipscomb
IL 07-30-1950 Korea Army
951
Orville Jack Lipscomb
IL 04-25-1951 Korea Marines
952
John P Liskowski
IL 09-18-1951 Korea Army
953
Lawrence Miller Liston
IL 10-14-1952 Korea Marines
954
Harold Littlejohn
IL 09-09-1951 Korea Army
955
Sammie Locash
IL 02-03-1953 Korea Marines
956
Arthur Howard Lochmann
IL 09-03-1953 Korea Army
957
Donald A Loeffler
IL 07-29-1951 Korea Army
958
Robert D Loeh
IL 12-07-1951 Korea Army
959
Donald E Loire
IL 08-27-1951 Korea Army
960
Charles Harvey Long
IL 03-23-1953 Korea Army
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