Gold Star Veterans : Mississippi : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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James H Magee
MS 11-27-1943 WW II Army AF
542
Wilkie F Magee
MS 08-23-1943 WW II Navy
543
Charlie L Major
MS 11-26-1950 Korea Army
544
Walter J Mallett
MS 08-02-1945 WW II Army AF
545
Elvin Cary Malone
MS 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
546
Lenzie H Mangrum
MS 11-27-1950 Korea Army
547
Carnell Manley
MS 04-06-1945 WW II Army
548
Allen Gaston Marbury
MS 11-16-1943 WW II Navy
549
John Henry Marks
MS 09-09-1943 WW II Navy
550
James F Marlar
MS 11-02-1950 Korea Army
551
Robert B Marlar
MS 03-19-1945 WW II Navy
552
Howard K Marshall
MS 01-13-1944 WW II Army AF
553
Delmas D Martin
MS 01-03-1945 WW II Army AF
554
Ray E Martin
MS 12-25-1944 WW II Army
555
Roger B Mason
MS 01-26-1944 WW II Army
556
Fred M Mauldin
MS 12-01-1942 WW II Army AF
557
Thomas K Maxey
MS 07-25-1946 WW II Army AF
558
James D McBay
MS 12-25-1944 WW II Army
559
John G McBride
MS 09-30-1918 WW I Navy
560
Clyde E McBryde
MS 01-26-1944 WW II Army
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