Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Aaron Richard Abercrombie	AL	11-01-1950	Korea	Air Force
2	Aubrey Glenn Adams	AL	11-26-1950	Korea	Army
3	Bernard Baron Adams	AL	08-29-1950	Korea	Army
4	Charles Edward Adams	AL	05-26-1954	Korea	Navy
5	John R Adams	AL	10-13-1951	Korea	Army
6	Robert E Adams	AL	12-02-1950	Korea	Army
7	★ Henry Payton Agnew	SC	04-24-1951	Korea	Army
8	Richard V Albright	AL	10-13-1951	Korea	Army
9	Ellis L Aldridge	AL	10-04-1951	Korea	Army
10	Howard Eugene Alexander	AL	11-02-1950	Korea	Army
11	Alonzo Allen	AL	08-24-1950	Korea	Army
12	James R Allen	AL	12-02-1950	Korea	Marines
13	Marcellous Allen	AL	09-30-1951	Korea	Army
14	Morris Allums	AL	12-01-1950	Korea	Army
15	R C Alverson	AL	08-13-1950	Korea	Army
16	Anthony P Alvis	AL	06-23-1952	Korea	Army
17	Earnest Marvin Andrews	AL	11-30-1950	Korea	Army
18	Leo Dwaine Andrews	AL	03-07-1953	Korea	Navy
19	Luther M Ange	AL	05-22-1951	Korea	Army
20	Stanley H Anthony	AL	04-25-1951	Korea	Army

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