Gold Star Veterans : Missouri : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1801	Robert A Ollier	MO	12-17-1944	WW II	Army
1802	Harry W Olson	MO	10-24-1944	WW II	Army
1803	Charles R L Oltman	MO	07-14-1950	Korea	Army
1804	Marvin E Omans	MO	12-03-1950	Korea	Army
1805	James Orso	MO	07-05-1944	WW II	Army AF
1806	Mike L Ortiz	MO	04-16-1945	WW II	Navy
1807	Arnold G Osborn	MO	12-15-1945	WW II	Army AF
1808	Robert Lee Osborn	MO	06-08-1944	WW II	Navy
1809	Charles J Osborne	MO	11-16-1943	WW II	Navy
1810	Roswell A Osborne	MO	04-10-1944	WW II	Army AF
1811	Charles William Osburn	MO	07-30-1945	WW II	Navy
1812	John Welsh Osner	MO	01-08-1945	WW II	Army AF
1813	Joseph C Osseck	MO	04-06-1945	WW II	Navy
1814	Roy J Oster	MO	10-24-1944	WW II	Army
1815	Lawrence W Ott	MO	04-28-1944	WW II	Army
1816	Uzell C Overby	MO	08-14-1944	WW II	Navy
1817	Roy Cleveland Overman	MO	10-04-1942	WW II	Navy
1818	Delbert E Overton	MO	04-28-1944	WW II	Army
1819	James Glen Overturf	MO	02-28-1942	WW II	Navy
1820	Alfred John Owen	MO	11-14-1942	WW II	Mariner

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