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Namee Edward J Aamodt Dale Roger Aamodt CT3 18-Aug-2018 Columbus, OH Abbatiello Victor M. Abbatiello CTOC 5-Oct-2017 Honolulu, HI Abbey Michael Anthony Abbey CTSN 17-Sep-2010 Fairfield, ME Abbott David C. Abbott CWO4 12-Nov-2018 Gales Ferry, CT Abbott Henry James Abbott Jr CTO3 12-Dec-2009 King Of Prussia, PA Abbott Robert Milton Abbott CTRC 27-Jan-2016 Palm Coast, FL Abel Jimmie Wade Abel CT2 18-May-2015 Crawford, TX Abendroth Kent Allen Abendroth CT2 21-Apr-2013 Reedsport, OR Aber John Edward Aber CTSN 17-Jan-2012 Burial in Goshen, NY Abercrombie Stanley Merrell Abercrombie CT 17-Mar-2020 Green Cove Springs, FL Abernathy Jackson Hardin Abernathy CT2 7-Sep-2007 Buried in Hawkinsville, GA Abernathy Marlo Gladden Abernathy CWO2 7-Jan-1986 Buried in San Diego, CA Abeyta Gilbert Anthony Abeyta CTR3 2-Dec-2020 Burial in Colorado Springs, CO Abid George E. Abid Jr SPQ1 10-Dec-2013 Mitchellville, MD Abrams Morton Abrams CTI1 29-Sep-2011 Columbia, MD Absalom John Charles Absalom CTI2 25-Apr-2008 Ringgold, GA Abshier Jimmy Lee Abshier CT3 11-Nov-2016 Chickasha, OK Abshire Charles T. Abshire Jr CTO1 4-Aug-2015 Manassas, VA Aceto Henry Charles Aceto CT3 25-Apr-2015 North Providence, RI Achatz James R. Achatz CT3 7-Jun-2006 Buried in Calverton, NY Achterhof Warren Lee Achterhof CTA1 13-Sep-2005 Sun City, AZ Acker Lawrence Joseph Acker CT1 24-Dec-2009 Port St. Lucie, FL Acosta Eugene Joseph Acosta CWO4 13-May-2003 Clovis, CA Acosta Raymond Acosta SKC 13-Mar-2012 Buried in Arlington, VA Acri Joseph Victor Acri CTO3 30-Mar-2006 Fort Scott, KS Acton Leonard H. Acton III CTR1 29-Aug-2014 Baltimore, MD Adair Neldon K. Adair CT1 5-Dec-2013 Bluffdale, UT Adams Albert Whitten Adams SPQIN3 6-Feb-2007 Burial in Manhattan, KS Adams Buford Adams CT2 16-Dec-2004 Buried in Milford, OH Adams Charles Thomas Roach Adams LCDR 2-Mar-2002 Ocala, FL Adams Charlie A. Adams Jr CTRC 29-Jun-1983 Buried in Chattanooga, TN Adams Douglas N. Adams CDR 22-Dec-1998 Gulf Breeze, FL Adams Ernie Duane Adams CTR2 15-Apr-2019 Vallejo, CA Adams Freeman Eugene Adams CTR1 29-Mar-2021 Pensacola, FL Adams George Washington Adams CTRC 29-Apr-2003 Pensacola, FL Adams Harry E. Adams III CTIC 20-Nov-2004 Severn, MD Adams Hugh D. Adams CTO3 27-Sep-2016 Holt, FL Adams James B. Adams CT1 2-Nov-2017 Burial in Worcester, MA Adams Jennifer L. Adams CTTSR 9-Apr-2005 Buried in Atlanta, TX Adams Jerry R. Adams CT3 7-Apr-2017 Bath Springs, TN Adams John Howard Adams CT3 16-Mar-2020 Burial in Sebastopol, CA Adams John Quincy Adams CDR 11-Jan-1988 Buried in Arlington, VA Adams Joseph J. Adams CT 4-Mar-2004 Racine, WI Adams L. Darlene Adams SPQ3 9-Dec-1995 Buried in Riverside, CA Adams Michael John Adams CTT2 10-Aug-2015 Burial in Portland, OR Adams Richard Edward Adams LCDR 24-Apr-2011 Asheville, NC Adams Robert Ray Adams CTOCM 15-Jan-2015 Death in Nocona, TX Adams Thomas Joel Adams CTC 7-Jan-1997 Buried in Hot Springs, AR Adams William Dennis Adams CTA1 9-Apr-2021 Greenville, SC Adams William P. Adams Jr CT1 10-Aug-2015 Norfolk, NE Adamson Danny Joe Adamson CTTSN 13-Dec-2009 Buried in Monett, MO Addington Reginald Norwood Addington CTR1 21-Feb-2013 Calabash, NC Addison Charles Eugene Addison CTRC 19-Jul-2016 Placerville, CA Addison James W. Addison Jr CT 30-Nov-2012 Herrin, IL Addison Ronald Anthony Addison CTRCS 3-Apr-2016 Tyler, TX Adickes Richard Daryl Adickes LCDR 29-Dec-2014 Phoenix, AZ Adkins Billy R. Adkins CT3 15-Jun-2013 Albuquerque, NM Adkins Dee Adkins LT 21-May-1978 Falls Church, VA Adkins Eli Denson Adkins CTR3 3-Jan-2018 Gadsden, AL Adkins Esther Lynn Chaney Adkins CTM2 18-May-2021 New Vienna, OH 1 Adkins Plen Adkins CTRC 31-Jul-2012 Pensacola, FL Adkins Roy Edward Adkins CDR 30-Oct-2009 Buried in Kent, WA Adkisson Hubert Keith Adkisson CAPT 4-Aug-2014 Cocoa Beach, FL Adoue Henry Bertrand Adoue CT2 22-Oct-2016 Bourg, LA Age Danny Ervin Age CT2 17-Feb-1999 Buried in Lebanon, KY Agnoli Ethan Brian Agnoli CTM2 16-Oct-2020 Grand Island, FL Ahern Phillip Paul Ahern CT3 8-Feb-2014 Fort Worth, TX Ahrens Barbara Joan Ahrens CTM1 25-May-2017 Tampa, FL Ahrens Michael Thomas Ahrens LT 16-Dec-2010 Cheraw, SC Aidt Philip M. Aidt SPQ2 7-Feb-2010 Buried in Dundalk, MD Aikens Keith Aikens CTR3 26-May-2013 Camden, SC Ainsworth Charles Donald Ainsworth SPQCR2 10-Nov-2015 Burial in St. Louis, MO Aird Deborah Aird CTT2 9-Jun-2013 Gambrills, MD Aites Richard Neal Aites Sr CTSN 16-Sep-2018 Ontario, OH Aitken Paul Joseph Aitken CT2 13-Dec-2018 Adams, MA Akerman Wallace Manning Akerman CTR1 20-Feb-2016 Groton, CT Akers Bruce Akers LT 1-Mar-2009 Clio, SC Akers Clifton Henry Akers MSGT (USMC) 18-Jan-1991 Buried in Denver, CO Akers Marvin Lee Akers CT3 17-Apr-2011 Ozark, MO Akin T. Fredrick Akin CTM1 15-Mar-2013 Tecumseh, OK Akins Vernon R. Akins CTCS 18-Jun-1987 Bend, OR Albee Donald Herbert Albee CTRC 17-Sep-2010 Norfolk, VA Albee Russell C. Albee CTTC 16-Aug-1999 Buried in Happy Valley, OR Albers Frances K. Albers LCDR 2-Aug-2010 Green Valley, AZ Albert Diana Sivaski Albert SPQ2 9-May-2015 Front Royal, VA Albert Marvin J. Albert CTT2 22-Dec-2014 Mount Joy, PA Albert Roland Thomas Albert CT3 3-Feb-2016 Annapolis, MD Albertson Clayton Maurice Albertson Sr CTC 28-Aug-2017 Odenton, MD Albertson Maynard Glenn Albertson CTC 25-Feb-2013 Wasco, CA Albright Jerry Dean Albright CTO3 8-Dec-2000 Buried in West Monroe, LA Albro Jimmy Hugh Albro LCDR 23-Mar-2013 Potomac Falls, VA Alden Leigh W. Alden CT3 15-Aug-2013 Buried in Leeds, ME Alderman Garner Lee Alderman CT2 21-May-1992 Buried in Rittman, OH Aldredge Morris Hayden Aldredge Jr CDR 8-Oct-1997 Buried in Arlington, VA Aldrich Maurice H. Aldrich CTRCS 8-Aug-1996 Buried in Retsil, WA Aldrich Richard O. Aldrich CAPT 23-May-2004 Buried in Wellesley, MA Alex Roger W. Alex CTSA 24-Sep-1965 KamiSeya, Japan Alexander Fred Duane Alexander CTOCM 21-Jan-2008 Columbia, TN Alexander Howell S. 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Algren CT1 21-Jul-1992 Buried in Exeter, RI Allaire Matthew Brian Allaire SGT(USMC) 14-Apr-1989 Burial in Bourne, MA Allamby Kenneth Lloyd Allamby Jr CT3 19-Oct-2009 Palm Beach Gardens, FL Allan Richard Earl Allan CDR 8-Aug-1994 Burial in Ashland, VA Alleger Winfield Howard Alleger CT 26-Apr-2019 Stroudsburg, PA Allen Alfred Tyree Allen CWO2 19-Jun-2005 Buried in Crownsville, MD Allen Antwon Dewayne Allen CTTSN 22-Sep-2002 Buried in Memphis, TN Allen Bradley Wayne Allen CTO1 18-Sep-2020 Louisburg, NC Allen Clair William Allen CT2 24-Sep-2001 Buried in Elkton, MD Allen Courtland P. Allen Jr CTR1 11-Apr-1998 Buried in High Island, TX 2 Allen David R. 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