Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
881
Hayward Smalls
SC 03-10-1944 WW II Army
882
John James Smart
SC 07-13-1942 WW II Mariner
883
Charles B Smith
SC 11-03-1943 WW II Navy
884
Donald Smith
SC 01-29-1944 WW II Navy
885
Ernest J Smith
SC 10-25-1944 WW II Navy
886
Franklin Smith
SC 09-19-1950 Korea Navy
887
Loyd Smith
SC 08-19-1944 WW II Navy
888
Paul W Smith
SC 04-16-1945 WW II Navy
889
Philip Smith
SC 04-10-1944 WW II Army AF
890
Ralph V Smith
SC 03-19-1945 WW II Navy
891
Richard M Smith
SC 08-05-1943 WW II Navy
892
Samuel W Smith
SC 11-25-1944 WW II Navy
893
Tillman N Smith
SC 04-16-1945 WW II Navy
894
Crandell W Smoak
SC 06-09-1944 WW II Army
895
Daniel Smoak
SC 11-10-1944 WW II Navy
896
Homer Airel Smoak
SC 09-09-1943 WW II Navy
897
Lawrence N Smoak
SC 09-30-1918 WW I Army
898
Lenoir Bernard Smoak
SC 03-07-1942 WW II Mariner
899
William Roy Smoak
SC 06-09-1944 WW II Army
900
William F Smothers
SC 02-14-1945 WW II Navy
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