Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin World War II

	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
5041	Paul N Nielsen	WI		WW II	Army
5042	Ernest Nielson	WI		WW II	Army
5043	Martin W Nielson	WI		WW II	Army
5044	John W Niemer	WI		WW II	Army
5045	Wilbert M Niemi	WI		WW II	Army
5046	Edward E Nienow	WI		WW II	Army
5047	F J Nieuwenhuis	WI		WW II	Army
5048	Joseph A Niezgoda	WI	04-10-1944	WW II	Navy
5049	Paul E Niles	WI		WW II	Army
5050	Carl A Nitka	WI		WW II	Army
5051	Milton R Nitsch	WI	08-23-1944	WW II	Army AF
5052	John H Nitz	WI		WW II	Army
5053	Edmund H Nixon	WI	09-15-1945	WW II	Army
5054	Frank I Nobile	WI		WW II	Army
5055	William C Noel	WI	05-20-1945	WW II	Army
5056	Gilbert C Noeske	WI		WW II	Army
5057	Edward J Nolan	WI	05-16-1945	WW II	Army
5058	Francis R Nolan	WI		WW II	Army
5059	Donald P Noll	WI	11-20-1944	WW II	Army
5060	Bennie M Norberg	WI		WW II	Army

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