Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Arthur Cooper
CA 10-07-1951 Korea Army
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Burl L Cooper
CA 10-22-1950 Korea Army
483
Donald D Cooper
CA 07-27-1951 Korea Army
484
Jack R Cooper
CA 10-14-1951 Korea Army
485
Utah N Cooper
CA 10-19-1952 Korea Army
486
Arnold Leroy Copitzky
CA 12-07-1950 Korea Marines
487
Frederick Cornell
CA 12-12-1950 Korea Army
488
Victor Galvan Corona
CA 07-23-1952 Korea Air Force
489
Dan Corralez
CA 11-21-1951 Korea Army
490
John Trappe Correa
CA 12-02-1950 Korea Marines
491
Joe L Correia
CA 09-25-1951 Korea Army
492
Richard Attilio Corsiglia
CA 04-24-1951 Korea Marines
493
Rudolph Cortez
CA 03-01-1953 Korea Army
494
Donald C Coss
CA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
495
John L Costa
CA 10-17-1951 Korea Army
496
William Eugene Cottom
CA 09-27-1951 Korea Marines
497
Delbert Coulam
CA 11-14-1952 Korea Army
498
William D Cowan
CA 11-25-1950 Korea Army
499
Loyd Cowden Jr
CA 08-08-1950 Korea Army
500
Donald C Cowger
CA 11-07-1950 Korea Army
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