Gold Star Veterans : Indiana World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
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John M Anderson
IN WW II Army
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John Frank Anderson
IN 10-22-1943 WW II Army
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Joseph Byron Anderson
IN 01-13-1943 WW II Army AF
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Lewis R Anderson
IN 09-20-1944 WW II Army
165
Lowell A Anderson
IN WW II Army
166
Merrill V Anderson
IN WW II Army
167
Phillip S Anderson
IN 06-28-1946 WW II Navy
168
Quenten W Anderson
IN WW II Army
169
Ralph E Anderson
IN WW II Army
170
Richard E Anderson
IN WW II Army
171
Robert B Anderson
IN WW II Army
172
Stanley M M Anderson
IN 04-16-1944 WW II Army AF
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Warren C Anderson
IN WW II Army
174
Wayne W Anderson
IN WW II Army
175
Clyde E Andes
IN WW II Army
176
Richard Winters Andes
IN 09-30-1942 WW II Navy
177
Peter A Andreotti
IN WW II Army
178
Kenneth Andrews
IN 10-31-1944 WW II Marines
179
Orval H Andrews
IN WW II Army
180
Paul T Andrews
IN 02-06-1945 WW II Army
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