Gold Star Veterans : North Carolina : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1881	James E Wright	NC	09-11-1945	WW II	Army
1882	Robert H Wright	NC	01-19-1946	WW II	Navy
1883	Bradley C Wyrick	NC	10-15-1944	WW II	Navy
1884	Ernest M Yarboro	NC	04-12-1945	WW II	Navy
1885	Wesley Grove Yeatts	NC	09-15-1942	WW II	Navy
1886	Thomas W Yelton	NC	08-27-1951	Korea	Army
1887	George R Yelverton	NC	10-02-1918	WW I	Army
1888	Desso Yeoman	NC	01-25-1944	WW II	Mariner
1889	Ray E York	NC	05-28-1945	WW II	Navy
1890	Francis Ford Young	NC	08-09-1942	WW II	Navy
1891	John Henry Young	NC	09-09-1943	WW II	Navy
1892	Rogers B Young	NC	04-14-1945	WW II	Navy
1893	Willie Theared Young	NC	03-05-1945	WW II	Army
1894	Junius H Yount	NC	01-21-1945	WW II	Army AF
1895	Glenn Zerdeen	NC	02-03-1943	WW II	Army AF

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