Gold Star Veterans : District of Columbia : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Emmett Isaac Lynch
DC 12-07-1941 WW II Navy
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Patrick Lynch
DC 04-05-1944 WW II Navy
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John Mack
DC 01-09-1943 WW II Mariner
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James Sinclair MacLean Jr
DC 01-20-1945 WW II Army AF
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John M Madison
DC 04-05-1945 WW II Army
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Patrick J Mahoney
DC 04-28-1944 WW II Army
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Thomas W Marshall
DC 02-28-1942 WW II Navy
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Herbert Edgar Marshburn
DC 12-03-1950 Korea Army
269
Alvin Ray Martin
DC 05-19-1945 WW II Navy
270
Eugene Gordon Mason
DC 02-21-1942 WW II Mariner
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John Lee McArtor
DC 02-16-1943 WW II Army AF
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Isiah H McCarter
DC 05-21-1944 WW II Army
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Robert L McCole
DC 08-22-1952 Korea Army
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John Waverly McGaha
DC 03-19-1944 WW II Mariner
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Clarence H McGinnis
DC 04-08-1943 WW II Army AF
276
Alfred R McGonegal
DC 01-27-1944 WW II Navy
277
William Clinton McKee III
DC 10-22-1944 WW II Army AF
278
George J McMahon
DC 11-13-1943 WW II Navy
279
Hugh Day McNeil
DC 06-22-1943 WW II Army AF
280
Howard Foster Mears
DC 06-01-1945 WW II Navy
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