Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Kenneth P Dreyer
IN 03-17-1944 WW II Navy
502
Robert L Drissel
IN 03-19-1945 WW II Navy
503
Stanley M Dubiel
IN 06-17-1944 WW II Army
504
Phillip Allen Ducat
IN 09-25-1966 Vietnam Marines
505
John Crawford Dudley
IN 11-10-1953 Korea Navy
506
Bernard Elton Duesler
IN 02-04-1945 WW II Navy
507
Raymond Orsen Dull
IN 11-21-1943 WW II Marines
508
Marvin B Dunaway
IN 04-05-1944 WW II Navy
509
Glenn F Duncan
IN 07-26-1943 WW II Army AF
510
Kenneth Duncan
IN 12-29-1944 WW II Army AF
511
James R Dunn
IN 11-02-1950 Korea Army
512
Joseph Durakovich
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Army
513
Jack Norton Durbin
IN 04-06-1943 WW II Marines
514
William D Durgy
IN 12-25-1944 WW II Army
515
William Ranger Dutschke
IN 01-03-1945 WW II Army AF
516
Claud E Duvall
IN 11-27-1943 WW II Army AF
517
Dean Arnold Duvall
IN 03-13-1966 Vietnam Air Force
518
De Forest Dye
IN 11-25-1945 WW II Navy
519
James K Dye
IN 05-27-1945 WW II Navy
520
Samuel W Dyecko
IN 07-18-1918 WW I Army
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