Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Arnold G Gagnon
IN 08-14-1952 Korea Army
642
Gilbert C Galan
IN 05-03-1945 WW II Army
643
Robert L Galloway
IN 02-12-1944 WW II Army AF
644
Albert J Gantz
IN 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
645
Samuel A Garcia
IN 12-30-1944 WW II Army
646
Maurice W Gard
IN 03-01-1945 WW II Navy
647
Alfred W Gardner
IN 01-04-1945 WW II Navy
648
James E Gardner
IN 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
649
Charles Garrigus
IN 12-01-1950 Korea Army
650
Robert Leroy Garrison
IN 02-29-1944 WW II Navy
651
William A Garrison
IN 04-28-1944 WW II Army
652
Paul Richard Garrity
IN 11-20-1943 WW II Marines
653
Edward J Garvey
IN 08-19-1944 WW II Army AF
654
Joseph T Gates
IN 10-11-1945 WW II Navy
655
James Clayton Gaunt
IN 01-20-1945 WW II Army AF
656
William H Gay
IN 01-26-1944 WW II Army
657
John Geleta
IN 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
658
John Paul Gennett
IN 11-07-1944 WW II Navy
659
Arthur James Genter
IN 04-08-1942 WW II Mariner
660
Earl Geppinger
IN 02-18-1944 WW II Navy
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