Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Lester W Abshire	WV	08-09-1950	Korea	Army
2	Loren Vincent Adams	WV	12-02-1950	Korea	Army
3	William H Adams	WV	09-01-1950	Korea	Army
4	Clifford Adkins	WV	07-20-1950	Korea	Army
5	Fletcher Adkins	WV	02-13-1953	Korea	Army
6	Hatten Adkins	WV	01-14-1951	Korea	Army
7	Hillrey B Adkins	WV	12-01-1950	Korea	Army
8	Virgil Boyd Adkins	WV	07-17-1953	Korea	Army
9	Bobby Ellis Akers	WV	11-01-1950	Korea	Army
10	Estell C Alberty	WV	07-11-1950	Korea	Army
11	Charles Robert Albright	WV	11-29-1950	Korea	Army
12	★ Harry Heath Aldridge	AZ	07-16-1950	Korea	Army
13	Joseph S Alexander	WV	08-03-1952	Korea	Army
14	Leo Allen	WV	07-16-1950	Korea	Army
15	Dwain K Alt	WV	09-01-1951	Korea	Army
16	Kenneth Chester Amick	WV	04-08-1951	Korea	Air Force
17	James R Angus	WV	09-08-1950	Korea	Army
18	Okey M Ankrom	WV	11-09-1951	Korea	Army
19	Eugene Everett Arbogast	WV	07-02-1951	Korea	Army
20	James Shellace Armentrout	WV	05-18-1951	Korea	Army

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