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U.S. MILITARY PERSONNEL WHO DIED FROM HOSTILE ACTION (INCLUDING MISSING AND CAPTURED) IN THE KOREAN WAR, 1950-1957

LISTED BY HOME STATE AND THEREUNDER ALPHABETICALLY BY NAME

  NAME RANK GRADE BRANCH OF SERVICE HOME OF RECORD
City, Town, County** 		STATE DATE OF CASUALTY * CATEGORY OF CASUALTY
ALASKA
  CHICHENOFF ROY PFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 29 JULY 1950 KILLED IN ACTION
  DEMOSKI EDWARD PFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 02 DEC. 1950 KILLED IN ACTION
  HARRIS PAUL CPL ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 26 NOV. 1950 DIED WHILE CAPTURE
  INGHRAM SAMUEL D SFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 30 OCT. 1950 KILLED IN ACTION
  LOCKWOOD JOHN B PFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 27 NOV. 1950 KILLED IN ACTION
  MC LEOD WALTER L PFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 02 SEP. 1950 KILLED IN ACTION
  ZAPATA VICTOR J PFC ARMY ALASKA ALASKA 20 OCT. 1952 KILLED IN ACTION
  WHITSON JOHN BYRON JR PVT MARINES SPENARD ALASKA 27 FEB. 1953 KILLED IN ACTION
  BINEK DONALD HAROLD CPL MARINES VALDEZ ALASKA 30 JUNE 1952 DIED OF WOUNDS
 VALIDN                                                                                                         9

*For persons who died while missing or captured, the date of casualty is the date died or declared dead (e.g. date of a finding of death), not the date declared missing or captured.

**ARMY LISTS COUNTY; AIR FORCE, NAVY AND MARINES LIST CITY OR TOWN OR PLACE.

SOURCE: Korean War Casualty File, 1950-1957 (machine-readable record), Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330.

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