Gold Star Veterans : Indiana : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Adam Sklutt
IN 10-18-1918 WW I Army
1742
Barney Xavier Slamkowski
IN 01-18-1944 WW II Army AF
1743
Edward E Slater
IN 05-05-1946 WW II Navy
1744
Jack Hartford Slease
IN 03-29-1945 WW II Navy
1745
Godrey H Sloan
IN 02-10-1945 WW II Army AF
1746
Winson Sloan
IN 10-03-1944 WW II Navy
1747
John Slocum
IN 07-02-1945 WW II Navy
1748
Robert Karl Slocum
IN 02-04-1944 WW II Army AF
1749
Robert Edgar Small
IN 09-09-1943 WW II Navy
1750
Charles W Smalley
IN 08-25-1944 WW II Army
1751
William Smart
IN 08-09-1942 WW II Navy
1752
Albert A Smith
IN 08-07-1944 WW II Army
1753
Carl James Smith
IN 08-06-1945 WW II Navy
1754
Charles E Smith
IN 07-27-1950 Korea Army
1755
Dennis M Smith
IN 04-20-1944 WW II Army AF
1756
Edward J Smith
IN 04-17-1944 WW II Navy
1757
Eugene A Smith
IN WW II Army
1758
George Watts Smith Jr
IN 12-21-1943 WW II Army AF
1759
Gilbert Franklin Smith Jr
IN 03-05-1944 WW II Army AF
1760
Glenn Wesley Smith
IN 05-08-1943 WW II Navy
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