Gold Star Veterans : Kentucky : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Walter Martin
KY 06-11-1944 WW II Army AF
882
William Boyd Martin Jr
KY 03-15-1943 WW II Navy
883
Leonard Foster Mason
KY 07-23-1944 WW II Marines
884
William L Mason
KY 04-17-1946 WW II Navy
885
Woodrow H Mason
KY 10-31-1944 WW II Army
886
Anthony Massey Jr
KY 11-28-1950 Korea Army
887
Alan Paul Mateja
KY 04-16-1972 Vietnam Air Force
888
Clifton E Matthews
KY 05-03-1943 WW II Navy
889
James Lethel Matthews
KY 11-02-1950 Korea Army
890
Linnie A Mattingly
KY 07-20-1918 WW I Army
891
Philip Mattingly
KY 05-08-1943 WW II Navy
892
George May
KY 12-10-1942 WW II Army
893
Thomas E Maye
KY 09-12-1950 Korea Army
894
Paul D Mayes
KY 02-22-1944 WW II Navy
895
Drury L Mays
KY 08-24-1944 WW II Army AF
896
Charles H McAtee
KY 12-01-1950 Korea Army
897
Eugene O McAtee
KY 10-06-1918 WW I Army
898
Thomas P McCann
KY 12-15-1945 WW II Navy
899
Gordon C McCarty
KY 07-24-1945 WW II Navy
900
Ollie J McCarty
KY 10-25-1944 WW II Navy
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