Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
1281
Morris Meshulam
IN 12-01-1950 Korea Army
1282
R Maurice Maurice Metzcar
IN 04-25-1951 Korea Army
1283
Fred Meyer
IN 12-03-1943 WW II Marines
1284
Richard C Meyer
IN 06-28-1944 WW II Army
1285
William R Meyer
IN 08-12-1945 WW II Army AF
1286
Richard W Meyers
IN 11-25-1945 WW II Navy
1287
Francis Barnes Midnight
IN 08-23-1967 Vietnam Air Force
1288
William C Mieth
IN 12-15-1945 WW II Navy
1289
Joseph Mihalsky
IN 08-12-1944 WW II Navy
1290
Clarence M Mihalso
IN 01-04-1944 WW II Army AF
1291
Artie Ronald Miller
IN 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
1292
Charles E Miller
IN 10-24-1944 WW II Navy
1293
Charles Donald Miller
IN 11-22-1943 WW II Marines
1294
Charles T Miller
IN 07-18-1918 WW I Army
1295
Charles Wayne Miller
IN 03-17-1943 WW II Mariner
1296
Clair L Miller
IN 01-21-1945 WW II Navy
1297
Dale Clarence Miller
IN 11-08-1944 WW II Navy
1298
Earl V Miller
IN 11-03-1943 WW II Army AF
1299
Earl L Miller
IN 02-22-1944 WW II Navy
1300
Ernest Wade Miller
IN 06-14-1944 WW II Navy
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