Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Louis B Conde
IN 01-29-1952 Korea Army
362
Albert Green Connor
IN 01-23-1945 WW II Army
363
Thomas Connor
IN 03-26-1945 WW II Navy
364
Jack D Conrad
IN 07-31-1950 Korea Army
365
James Milford Conrad
IN 12-20-1945 WW II Army
366
Richard L Conrad
IN 07-31-1950 Korea Army
367
James L Constant
IN 09-08-1950 Korea Army
368
Wallace G Cook
IN 09-28-1918 WW I Army
369
Emil E Coolman
IN 07-15-1943 WW II Navy
370
Homer L Cooper
IN 02-22-1945 WW II Navy
371
Jack H W Cooper
IN 07-15-1944 WW II Navy
372
Paul E Cooper
IN 04-08-1945 WW II Navy
373
Allan Ewart Cooperider
IN 01-22-1944 WW II Army AF
374
Robert Lee Corbin
IN 09-15-1943 WW II Army AF
375
James L Corey
IN 07-19-1918 WW I Marines
376
Anthony W Cornejo
IN 04-02-1945 WW II Army AF
377
Clifford L Cornelius
IN 03-17-1944 WW II Navy
378
Frank W Cornell
IN 11-01-1942 WW II Army
379
Folton Cosby
IN 08-15-1950 Korea Army
380
Freeman A Cotten
IN 09-25-1944 WW II Navy
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