Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Noble L Crawford
TN 04-05-1953 Korea Marines
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Thomas Crawford
TN 11-27-1950 Korea Army
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Thomas Vaden Craze
TN 03-31-1951 Korea Army
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Hollis McNeal Creasy
TN 09-24-1951 Korea Army
165
James B Creech
TN 05-02-1951 Korea Army
166
August Barton Cross
TN 07-17-1952 Korea Army
167
Howard McD Cross
TN 08-09-1951 Korea Army
168
Roy Edward Cross
TN 05-04-1952 Korea Marines
169
Y J Crum
TN 01-22-1952 Korea Army
170
Herbert H Cruse
TN 08-14-1950 Korea Army
171
Joseph Cornelius Culligan
TN 08-17-1950 Korea Marines
172
Kennie Cummings
TN 07-16-1950 Korea Army
173
William Frierson Curry
TN 04-23-1951 Korea Marines
174
Luther B Dannel
TN 06-15-1953 Korea Army
175
Roy Darden
TN 12-10-1950 Korea Marines
176
Henry F Daugherty
TN 07-16-1950 Korea Army
177
Bethel Davenport
TN 05-15-1952 Korea Army
178
Richard C Davidson
TN 12-03-1950 Korea Army
179
Jack Sherman Davis
TN 03-05-1953 Korea Marines
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James R Davis
TN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
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