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World War II, Vindicator, D.J. McMullen, Niles, killed, 1943, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, George J. McMillin, formerly Youngstown, prisoner, Japs, Japanese, 1941, liberated, Manchuria, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Robert M. McMillen, Evans City, Pennsylvania, prisoner, Germans, Germany, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, Lawrence "Jack" McMillen, New Castle, wounded, feet frozen, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Lawrence McMichael, Akron, formerly Salem, killed, Holland, 1944, Mahoning

World War II, Vindicator, Charles E. McMichael, Butler, wounded, Pacific, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Leila McMichael

World War II, Vindicator, Robert E. McMasters, East Liverpool, killed, Germany, 1944, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Edward McMasters, missing, killed, raid, Germany, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, William E. McMahon, Dixmont, Pennsylvania, formerly Youngstown, Columbiana, killed, Europe, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Walter R. McMahon, Meadville, wounded, Europe, 1944, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Lorraine F. McMahon

World War II, Vindicator, Thomas McMahon, Niles, killed, Germany, 1945, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Michael G. McMahon, Niles, wounded, France, 1944, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Fred S. McMahon, Meadeville, prisoner, Germany, liberated, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Hazel M. McMahon

World War II, Vindicator, Woodrow J. McLean, Sharpsville, wounded, Pacific, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull, Mrs. Ida B. McLean

World War II, Vindicator, Myron A. McLay, Canfield, missing, Italy, 1944, declared dead, killed, 1945, Mahoning, Trumbull

World War II, Vindicator, Wayne B. McLaughlin, Alliance, wounded, France, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, Richard McLaughlin, Beloit, killed, Iwo Jima, 1945, Mahoning

World War II, Vindicator, Marion E. McLaughlin, Alliance, died of wounds, wounded, France, England, killed, 1944

World War II, Vindicator, Leonard McLaughlin, Sharon, Pennsylvania, wounded, Mediterranean, 1943

World War II, Vindicator, James E. McLaughlin, Salem, killed, Awarded Purple Heart, 1943