Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Korean War

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Donald Francis Kolb
NJ 06-06-1951 Korea Marines
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James J Kopf
NJ 09-08-1951 Korea Army
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Edward Joseph Koster
NJ 12-04-1952 Korea Marines
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John Kotora
NJ 09-10-1953 Korea Air Force
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Henry Kraszewski
NJ 07-16-1950 Korea Army
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Richard Krieg
NJ 07-17-1953 Korea Army
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Theodore Horner Kuch
NJ 12-05-1952 Korea Air Force
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William Howard Kuller
NJ 07-08-1951 Korea Marines
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Theodore J Kuzik
NJ 03-18-1953 Korea Air Force
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Albert L Kymer
NJ 09-05-1950 Korea Army
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Harry D Lacour
NJ 03-23-1951 Korea Army
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Thomas C Lafferty
NJ 01-31-1952 Korea Air Force
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Michael Lamagna
NJ 02-15-1951 Korea Army
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Leon Elwood Lancaster
NJ 03-27-1953 Korea Army
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Nelson James Landon
NJ 01-19-1953 Korea Navy
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Joseph E Lapinski
NJ 06-10-1952 Korea Army
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Frederick N Larivee
NJ 03-28-1953 Korea Marines
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John Henry Lassiter
NJ 08-11-1950 Korea Army
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John William Lausberg
NJ 04-27-1951 Korea Air Force
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Raymond LaValley
NJ 04-25-1953 Korea Army
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