Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
781
Elmer Harris Jr
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Army
782
John Gordon Harris
IN 10-03-1944 WW II Navy
783
Max E Harris
IN 12-12-1950 Korea Army
784
Bannie Harrison Jr
IN 12-01-1950 Korea Army
785
Harvey Harrison
IN 07-11-1918 WW I Navy
786
William John Harrison
IN 08-24-1944 WW II Army AF
787
Frank J Harrold
IN 10-16-1918 WW I Army
788
Norris J Hart
IN 08-30-1944 WW II Navy
789
Ronald A Harte
IN 05-25-1945 WW II Army AF
790
Raymond L Hartle
IN 10-24-1944 WW II Navy
791
Clarence Victor Hartman
IN 06-11-1943 WW II Army AF
792
Lloyd A Harvey
IN 02-25-1944 WW II Army AF
793
William J Haske
IN 07-23-1918 WW I Army
794
Max D Hasler
IN 02-21-1945 WW II Navy
795
Gene N Hatch
IN 12-01-1950 Korea Army
796
Robert E Hattenbach
IN 12-01-1943 WW II Navy
797
Louis J Hauser
IN WW II Army
798
Clarence Hawkins
IN 05-30-1918 WW I Army
799
Kenneth V Hay
IN 03-19-1951 Korea Army
800
William F Haynes
IN 02-28-1945 WW II Marines
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