Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1141	Richard Joseph Shvonski	CT	07-07-1952	Korea	Marines
1142	Wilfred L Simmons	CT	12-23-1944	WW II	Navy
1143	Thomas Patrick Sinon	CT	07-20-1918	WW I	Army
1144	Victor Sippin	CT	08-25-1945	WW II	Navy
1145	William K Skelly	CT	01-21-1945	WW II	Army
1146	Alexander Skokowski	CT	07-20-1942	WW II	Army AF
1147	Joseph Sleshinski	CT	05-05-1944	WW II	Army AF
1148	Walter D Sloat	CT	11-27-1943	WW II	Army
1149	Antoni Smilowicz	CT	10-24-1918	WW I	Army
1150	Douglas E Smith	CT	10-24-1944	WW II	Navy
1151	John L Smith	CT	02-29-1944	WW II	Army AF
1152	Joseph B Smith	CT	06-01-1945	WW II	Army
1153	Merrill Collyer Smith	CT	10-07-1918	WW I	Army
1154	Philip T Smith	CT	11-13-1942	WW II	Navy
1155	Robert Murray Smith	CT	09-23-1943	WW II	Army AF
1156	Thomas F Smith	CT	12-03-1944	WW II	Navy
1157	Vernon W Smith	CT	05-11-1944	WW II	Navy
1158	Wilson Smith	CT	11-27-1943	WW II	Army AF
1159	Edward J Sniadack	CT	10-10-1944	WW II	Navy
1160	Ethan A Snow	CT	10-19-1944	WW II	Navy

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