Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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James W Richmond
IN 09-17-1945 WW II Navy
1582
Arthur R Riddle
IN 10-29-1944 WW II Navy
1583
Lloyd R Riddle
IN 02-10-1945 WW II Army AF
1584
Orville E Riddle
IN 07-28-1943 WW II Army
1585
Alexander David Rider
IN 12-06-1950 Korea Marines
1586
George M Riehl
IN 03-25-1943 WW II Army AF
1587
Charles Edward Riley
IN 06-01-1944 WW II Navy
1588
Charles D Riley
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Army
1589
John McLean Riley
IN 03-05-1945 WW II Marines
1590
Wendel E Rish
IN 04-07-1945 WW II Army AF
1591
Raymond W Ritter
IN 02-29-1944 WW II Army
1592
Dewey Roach
IN 10-07-1944 WW II Navy
1593
Samuel Roach
IN 03-29-1918 WW I Army
1594
Frank Loran Roales
IN 03-16-1943 WW II Navy
1595
Lloyd N Roberts
IN 08-18-1944 WW II Navy
1596
Fred R Robertson
IN 06-02-1942 WW II Army
1597
Adelbert M Robinson
IN 12-20-1943 WW II Army AF
1598
Carl J Robinson
IN 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
1599
John R Robinson
IN 05-11-1945 WW II Army AF
1600
Kenneth Dale Robinson
IN 08-30-1966 Vietnam Air Force
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