Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
2041
Arturo Romo
CA 11-24-1951 Korea Army
2042
Cristobal Romo
CA 12-12-1950 Korea Army
2043
Fernando V Romo
CA 06-17-1953 Korea Army
2044
Jose Romo
CA 10-17-1951 Korea Army
2045
George H Rosa
CA 09-12-1950 Korea Army
2046
Santiago Rosa
CA 09-08-1950 Korea Army
2047
Adolfo G Rosales
CA 10-04-1951 Korea Army
2048
Raul Rosales
CA 11-14-1952 Korea Army
2049
Domingo R Rosas
CA 09-12-1951 Korea Army
2050
Frank R Rosas
CA 03-25-1953 Korea Army
2051
Samuel Rosenfeld
CA 11-07-1952 Korea Navy
2052
Alvin Stanford Rosenthal
CA 09-15-1951 Korea Air Force
2053
Floyd R Rosette
CA 03-17-1952 Korea Army
2054
Melvin G Roskelley
CA 09-06-1952 Korea Army
2055
Delmer Wilson Ross
CA 08-27-1951 Korea Army
2056
Richard Ross Jr
CA 09-24-1950 Korea Army
2057
Robert Earl Ross
CA 07-25-1952 Korea Army
2058
John Henry Roumiguiere
CA 11-22-1951 Korea Air Force
2059
Allen Lon Rountree
CA 04-24-1951 Korea Marines
2060
Edward U Routh
CA 07-15-1953 Korea Army
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