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Omar A Richard
ME 10-24-1944 WW II Navy
482
Joseph A L Richer
ME 06-30-1942 WW II Army AF
483
George W Ricker
ME 06-16-1943 WW II Navy
484
Wendall A Ring
ME 06-26-1943 WW II Army AF
485
Gilbert L Ripley
ME 01-21-1945 WW II Navy
486
Roland E Rising
ME 05-27-1944 WW II Army AF
487
Donald E Ritchie
ME 02-19-1945 WW II Navy
488
Leonard F Robbins
ME 05-31-1942 WW II Army
489
Robert J Roberge
ME 11-30-1950 Korea Army
490
Allan R Robertson
ME 02-22-1945 WW II Army
491
Normand Rossignol
ME 03-02-1951 Korea Army
492
Scott D Rousseau
ME 06-10-1944 WW II Army AF
493
Martial J Roussel
ME 10-05-1944 WW II Army
494
William Roussin
ME 06-06-1944 WW II Army
495
Kenneth G Rowe
ME 04-05-1944 WW II Navy
496
Howard F Rowell
ME 06-10-1945 WW II Army AF
497
Edgar Romeo Roy
ME 05-07-1942 WW II Army AF
498
Philip A Roy
ME 06-10-1945 WW II Navy
499
Earl Oswald Ruhlin
ME 07-08-1952 Korea Air Force
500
Edward Runnells
ME 09-03-1943 WW II Army AF
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