Gold Star Veterans : North Carolina : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
681	William A Grimes	NC	05-12-1944	WW II	Army AF
682	James R Grist	NC	11-30-1950	Korea	Army
683	William J Griswold	NC	10-17-1942	WW II	Navy
684	Luther M Gross	NC	01-23-1943	WW II	Army AF
685	Bernard T Gruble	NC	04-24-1944	WW II	Army AF
686	Leonard N Guest	NC	04-08-1943	WW II	Army AF
687	Walter E Gurley	NC	06-07-1942	WW II	Army AF
688	James Carter Guseman	NC	06-19-1944	WW II	Marines
689	Andrew Thomas Guthrie	NC	04-09-1945	WW II	Navy
690	Edward Sheldon Guthrie	NC	11-14-1952	Korea	Air Force
691	George T Guthrie	NC	10-24-1944	WW II	Navy
692	Johnie D Guthrie	NC	03-27-1945	WW II	Navy
693	Ray M Guthrie	NC	12-18-1944	WW II	Navy
694	Wilbur M Guyton	NC	06-12-1944	WW II	Army
695	John Nelson Haden Jr	NC	01-06-1943	WW II	Army AF
696	David L Haga	NC	05-08-1944	WW II	Army AF
697	George Washington Haigler	NC	11-16-1944	WW II	Navy
698	Will M Haire	NC	08-20-1944	WW II	Navy
699	Arthur J Hall	NC	11-30-1950	Korea	Army
700	Charles C Hall	NC	07-15-1918	WW I	Army

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