Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Roscoe F Mills
IN 04-25-1943 WW II Army
1322
John Minch
IN 07-21-1918 WW I Army
1323
Robert G Minniear
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
1324
Richard Leon Minor
IN 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
1325
Connie E Minton
IN 02-21-1945 WW II Navy
1326
Carl Emerson Mires
IN 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
1327
James E Mishler
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
1328
Donald Kenneth Mitchell
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
1329
Harry E Mitchell
IN 05-05-1968 Vietnam Navy
1330
Paul Ervin Mitchell
IN 03-01-1942 WW II Navy
1331
William H Moe Jr
IN 08-25-1944 WW II Army AF
1332
Fred J Moelter
IN 12-16-1945 WW II Navy
1333
J A Monroe
IN 07-29-1918 WW I Army
1334
Ronald Wayne Montgomery
IN 10-02-1969 Vietnam Navy
1335
Roy Norman Moon
IN 08-09-1942 WW II Navy
1336
Harold Raymond Moore
IN 11-13-1942 WW II Navy
1337
Herbert Roy Moore
IN 11-13-1942 WW II Navy
1338
James Albert Moore
IN 11-13-1942 WW II Navy
1339
James E Moore
IN 06-28-1943 WW II Army AF
1340
Jesse H Moore
IN 05-28-1918 WW I Army
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