Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
681	Charles Joseph Moore	SC	11-04-1943	WW II	Navy
682	Charlie H Moore	SC	10-16-1943	WW II	Army AF
683	Douglas Carlton Moore	SC	12-07-1941	WW II	Navy
684	Ernest W Moore	SC	07-24-1943	WW II	Army AF
685	Harold E Moore	SC		WW II	Army AF
686	James Carlton Moore	SC	12-07-1941	WW II	Navy
687	John T Moore	SC	10-08-1944	WW II	Army AF
688	John T Moore	SC	05-28-1942	WW II	Army AF
689	Leon Moore	SC	11-02-1950	Korea	Army
690	Sidney Bryant Moore	SC	08-09-1942	WW II	Navy
691	Woodrow W Moore	SC	03-03-1943	WW II	Army AF
692	Robert E Moorehead	SC	08-23-1943	WW II	Navy
693	William K Mordecai	SC	11-15-1950	Korea	Army
694	Denver E Morgan	SC	10-06-1918	WW I	Army
695	Otis F Morgan	SC	01-09-1945	WW II	Army
696	Wallace Morgan	SC	10-06-1918	WW I	Army
697	Maxwell T Moring	SC	11-25-1944	WW II	Navy
698	Jessie W Morrell	SC	02-03-1944	WW II	Army AF
699	Clell E Morris	SC	05-14-1944	WW II	Army
700	Harold Smith Morris	SC	06-19-1942	WW II	Marines

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