Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	★ John Doyle Abbott	AZ	11-30-1952	Korea	Army
2	Charles L Abel Jr	OK	09-27-1950	Korea	Army
3	James H Adams	OK	09-21-1951	Korea	Army
4	Donnie J Airington	OK	04-04-1951	Korea	Army
5	Howard Gene Airington	OK	09-18-1952	Korea	Army
6	Rolan Maurice Akin	OK	09-12-1951	Korea	Air Force
7	Teddy Buford Akins	OK	08-22-1950	Korea	Army
8	James Doyle Albey	OK	12-02-1950	Korea	Army
9	Raymond A Allard	OK	07-31-1950	Korea	Army
10	James Allbritton	OK	08-09-1950	Korea	Army
11	Winfred L Allison	OK	08-31-1950	Korea	Army
12	Kenneth V Allred	OK	11-14-1952	Korea	Army
13	Amous Leroy Amey	OK	08-10-1952	Korea	Marines
14	Morris Amos	OK	07-07-1950	Korea	Army
15	Louis Leland Anthis	OK	08-23-1950	Korea	Army
16	James O Archerd	OK	10-19-1950	Korea	Air Force
17	Lewis Hamelton Armentrout III	OK	01-23-1952	Korea	Marines
18	Ernest H Arms Jr	OK	10-11-1950	Korea	Army
19	Raymond Armstrong	OK	07-19-1950	Korea	Army
20	Bobby L Asher	OK	04-03-1951	Korea	Army

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