Gold Star Veterans : Virginia : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Turner G Harrell
VA 02-24-1944 WW II Army AF
682
Carson Moss Harris
VA 02-27-1942 WW II Navy
683
Charles L Harris
VA 08-20-1944 WW II Army AF
684
Clyde Thomas Harris
VA 06-30-1943 WW II Navy
685
James Joseph Harris Jr
VA 12-16-1943 WW II Army AF
686
Lawrence Harris Jr
VA 11-27-1950 Korea Army
687
Lenwood Harris
VA 06-21-1945 WW II Navy
688
Robert Linwood Harris
VA 09-15-1942 WW II Navy
689
William G Harris
VA 06-15-1944 WW II Army
690
George Ernest Harrison
VA 02-06-1942 WW II Mariner
691
Shirlee D Harrison
VA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
692
Loranza E Hartgrove
VA 01-26-1944 WW II Army
693
Allison L Hartman
VA 01-09-1945 WW II Army
694
Dennis Russell Hartman
VA 01-10-1943 WW II Navy
695
William Thomas Haskett
VA 04-14-1951 Korea Air Force
696
Cecil W Haskins
VA 11-25-1945 WW II Navy
697
Douglas Hampton Hatfield
VA 04-12-1951 Korea Air Force
698
Alonzo Jesse Haugh Jr
VA 11-15-1952 Korea Air Force
699
Claggett H Hawkins
VA 12-06-1944 WW II Navy
700
Edward W Hawkins
VA 01-26-1944 WW II Army
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