Gold Star Veterans : North Carolina : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Walter L Gilbert Sr
NC WW II Army
642
Monroe Gill
NC 12-01-1942 WW II Army
643
Walton Gillikin
NC 09-05-1942 WW II Coast Guard
644
Louis Gills
NC 09-10-1944 WW II Navy
645
Clyde W Gladson
NC 12-25-1944 WW II Army
646
Stephen F Glover
NC 09-23-1944 WW II Navy
647
Wilmer Thomas Glover
NC 05-08-1942 WW II Navy
648
Harvey H Godfrey
NC 12-18-1944 WW II Navy
649
Leon Hardin Goforth
NC 02-04-1945 WW II Navy
650
Ronell H Goins
NC 12-04-1944 WW II Navy
651
Robert A Goldberg
NC 05-28-1946 WW II Marines
652
John L Goldman
NC 09-12-1944 WW II Navy
653
David Theodore Gooden
NC 02-07-1952 Korea Marines
654
Thomas D Goodman
NC 12-20-1945 WW II Army AF
655
William E Gordan
NC 12-28-1944 WW II Navy
656
Paul Edwin Gore
NC 10-02-1969 Vietnam Navy
657
Henry Gorham
NC 04-07-1945 WW II Army
658
Sidney H Gorham
NC 06-30-1944 WW II Army AF
659
Paul Austin Gossett
NC 08-06-1945 WW II Navy
660
J L Gouge
NC 02-11-1945 WW II Army
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