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For Litchfield Veterans Memorial World War I Christian L. Bertram August Adams Charlie W. Bierbaum George Albrecht Edward F. Birkenkamp William Merton Aldoris Ross E. Bishop Augustus M. Alexander Walter L. Bishop Claude P. Allen John Lynn Bitter George Elbert Allen Walter M Blakeman Granderson Edgar Allen Paul C. Blatter, Jr. Joseph William Allen Edwin Rollin Boosinger Louis J. Allen Freeman P. Botkin Wilson B. Allen Charles E. Braden Clifford L. Anderson Stanley Bradley William E. Anderson Russell W. Brawley Fred Arends Arch T. Bray William Arends Harold Bryan Bray Emory Arnold Martin M. Bray Richard F. Ash William A. Bray Edward Charles Bailey William E. Bray Walter H. Bakeman William Brazil Orville A. Baldwin William M. Breitweiser Lester W. Bandy Eddie Brennan Jesse Bannes William Lloyd Brewington John Banovic Andrew J. Briggs Dwight Taylor Barcroft Stephen W. Briggs Victor A. Barcroft William Enos Bringhurst Roscoe Lenard Barlow Hulda L. Brockman Frank C. Barry Leslie I. 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