Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Angel Meresi Correa
NJ 06-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Chester Cosgrove
NJ 11-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Mario Costa
NJ 07-12-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Lawrence Cornel Covington
NJ 01-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Christopher Cowen
NJ 07-15-1968 Vietnam Army
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Garry Coyle
NJ 02-14-1966 Vietnam Army
287
Hugh Coyle
NJ 07-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Michael Coyle
NJ 08-20-1964 Vietnam Army
289
John Coyle
NJ 03-29-1967 Vietnam Army
290
Benjamin Craig Jr
NY 02-28-1968 Vietnam Air Force
291
Edward Joseph Craig
NJ 01-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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Dennis Crane
NJ 06-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Charles J Crawford Jr
NJ 02-09-1968 Vietnam Army
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Peter Richard Cressman
NJ 02-05-1973 Vietnam Air Force
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John Divine Crews Jr
NJ 06-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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John Francis Crikelair
NJ 08-06-1969 Vietnam Army
297
William Rober Critchfield
NJ 12-27-1967 Vietnam Army
298
Alfred Joseph Critelli
NJ 12-11-1968 Vietnam Army
299
Robert Crouter
NJ 05-20-1968 Vietnam Army
300
Roger Brian Crowell
NJ 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
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