Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Dale R Stollberg
IL 03-13-1951 Korea Army
1562
Lawrence M Stone
IL 09-01-1951 Korea Army
1563
William H Stone
IL 09-02-1951 Korea Army
1564
Beverly R Stott
IL 03-07-1951 Korea Army
1565
John R Stovall
IL 07-07-1950 Korea Army
1566
Richard Sherwin Streeter
IL 04-21-1952 Korea Marines
1567
Donald O Streicher
IL 05-13-1953 Korea Army
1568
Guy Henry Streuven
IL 04-10-1951 Korea Marines
1569
Donald W Strickler
IL 12-06-1950 Korea Army
1570
Leon Charles Strieff
IL 09-08-1950 Korea Air Force
1571
Joseph W Striegel
IL 11-28-1950 Korea Army
1572
Charles O Stroemer
IL 12-30-1952 Korea Army
1573
Ignatz James Strogis
IL 07-21-1952 Korea Navy
1574
Paul Daniel Strohmeyer
IL 08-31-1954 Korea Navy
1575
Dale Lemoine Stropes
IL 12-02-1950 Korea Marines
1576
Frank Strozier
IL 06-26-1953 Korea Army
1577
Britton R Struble
IL 11-30-1950 Korea Army
1578
Edward C Strylowski
IL 11-02-1950 Korea Army
1579
John L Stumpf
IL 12-01-1950 Korea Army
1580
William Sturm
IL 03-23-1951 Korea Marines
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