Gold Star Veterans : New York World War II

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Name State Date War Branch
5421
Samuel J Cimino
NY 04-29-1944 WW II Navy
5422
Vincent J Cimino
NY WW II Army
5423
Anthony G Cimmino Jr
NY 11-26-1944 WW II Army AF
5424
Frank T Cinamella
NY WW II Army
5425
Armand D Cingranelle
NY WW II Army
5426
Amadeo Ciniglia
NY 04-12-1943 WW II Army
5427
Enrico A Cinquina
NY WW II Army
5428
Santiago Cintron
NY WW II Army
5429
Frank A Ciocchi
NY WW II Army
5430
Augustine J Cioffi
NY 11-03-1944 WW II Army AF
5431
Dominick P Cioffi
NY WW II Army
5432
Dominick A Cioffi
NY WW II Army
5433
John Cioffredi Jr
NY WW II Army
5434
Frank J Cipolla
NY WW II Army
5435
Adolph Cipolletta
NY WW II Army
5436
Joseph A Cipollina
NY WW II Army
5437
Robert A Cipollo
NY WW II Army
5438
Pasquale Cipriani
NY WW II Army
5439
Mario P Cipriano
NY WW II Army
5440
Michael F Cipriano
NY WW II Army
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