Gold Star Veterans : North Carolina : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Jack Cone Brown
NC 11-13-1942 WW II Navy
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James Caviness Brown
NC 04-14-1954 Korea Navy
203
John C Brown
NC 09-30-1918 WW I Navy
204
Leo Everet Brown
NC 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
205
Paul P Brown Jr
NC 08-06-1940 WW II Army AF
206
Peter C Brown
NC 08-27-1945 WW II Army AF
207
Plato J Brown
NC 04-25-1944 WW II Army AF
208
Robert H Brown
NC 12-12-1942 WW II Army
209
Robert M Brown
NC 09-13-1944 WW II Navy
210
Walter E Brown
NC 11-14-1943 WW II Navy
211
Wilbur Ronald Brown
NC 02-03-1966 Vietnam Air Force
212
William Lonniie Brown Jr
NC 11-30-1951 Korea Army
213
Robert Franklin Browning
NC 04-21-1943 WW II Mariner
214
James Luke Broyhill
NC 08-05-1943 WW II Navy
215
Reid H Bruce
NC 10-24-1944 WW II Army
216
Landen Bruner
NC 11-27-1943 WW II Army AF
217
Warner D Bruner
NC 05-13-1945 WW II Navy
218
John George Bryan
NC 10-07-1943 WW II Navy
219
Mack Bruton Bryan
NC 11-08-1940 WW II Mariner
220
Melvin L Bryant
NC 02-21-1945 WW II Navy
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