Gold Star Veterans : Kansas : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Francis Nicholas Hueben
KS 06-08-1944 WW II Army AF
602
Roy Edward Huff
KS 10-03-1944 WW II Navy
603
Lloyd Edgar Hughes
KS 10-01-1950 Korea Navy
604
Earl Robert Hulse
KS 07-21-1942 WW II Navy
605
George B Humphrey
KS 08-10-1945 WW II Navy
606
Clifford V Hunt
KS 11-18-1944 WW II Navy
607
John H Hutchinson
KS 05-04-1945 WW II Navy
608
Paul H Hyres
KS 09-10-1943 WW II Coast Guard
609
Merle Ernest Ingmire
KS 05-08-1944 WW II Army AF
610
Clarence W Ingraham
KS 10-24-1944 WW II Army
611
David Archibald Ingraham
KS 12-07-1941 WW II Navy
612
Robert E Innis
KS 05-29-1944 WW II Navy
613
Jessie J Irvine
KS 12-13-1944 WW II Army AF
614
Richard Alonzo Jaccard
KS 09-15-1942 WW II Navy
615
Rex H Jackson
KS 01-07-1945 WW II Navy
616
Lawrence W Jacobson
KS 02-10-1944 WW II Army AF
617
Ernest I James
KS 12-21-1944 WW II Navy
618
Floyd L James
KS 05-11-1945 WW II Navy
619
Herbert Janzen
KS 05-12-1944 WW II Army AF
620
Thomas G Jelley
KS 05-12-1946 WW II Navy
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