Gold Star Veterans : Kentucky : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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James G Crunk
KY 09-26-1944 WW II Navy
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Wade Cummings
KY 07-18-1918 WW I Army
343
Benjamin O Cummins
KY 09-26-1944 WW II Army
344
John L Cummins
KY 10-24-1944 WW II Army
345
Carl S Curl
KY 11-30-1950 Korea Army
346
Calvin Kenneth Currens
KY 07-03-1951 Korea Marines
347
Jim W Curtis
KY 02-21-1945 WW II Navy
348
Charles Elmer Dalton
KY 02-21-1945 WW II Army
349
Fred Dame
KY 05-18-1942 WW II Mariner
350
Winston E Daniel
KY 09-11-1943 WW II Navy
351
James P Daugherty
KY 03-11-1943 WW II Navy
352
Clyde L Daughetee
KY 12-07-1944 WW II Army AF
353
Robert Daulton
KY 12-16-1944 WW II Navy
354
Raymond H Davies
KY 04-10-1944 WW II Army AF
355
Bernard N Davis
KY 07-10-1950 Korea Army
356
Bobby Davis
KY 12-19-1950 Korea Army
357
Calvin M Davis
KY 12-18-1944 WW II Navy
358
Cecil J Davis
KY 11-27-1943 WW II Army AF
359
Charles C Davis
KY 04-06-1945 WW II Navy
360
Charlie Brown Davis Jr
KY 04-22-1970 Vietnam Air Force
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