Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Emil L Palenik
NJ 11-30-1950 Korea Army
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Nicholas Michael Palmiotti
NJ 08-30-1951 Korea Air Force
603
Arthur R Paris
NJ 08-29-1951 Korea Air Force
604
Charles R Parker
NJ 07-17-1952 Korea Army
605
Albert Patton
NJ 07-29-1950 Korea Army
606
James W Patton
NJ 07-12-1950 Korea Army
607
Daniel Richard Paul
NJ 07-23-1953 Korea Navy
608
Gotfried Paulson
NJ 04-24-1951 Korea Marines
609
Harold B Payne
NJ 02-20-1951 Korea Army
610
Wilbert Payne
NJ 10-14-1950 Korea Army
611
Thomas Peake
NJ 06-19-1951 Korea Marines
612
Bernard Lee Pearson
NJ 11-11-1950 Korea Air Force
613
Nicholas A Penna
NJ 08-31-1950 Korea Army
614
John C Perry
NJ 11-28-1950 Korea Army
615
Samuel George Perry
NJ 07-21-1951 Korea Army
616
Stanley F Peterson
NJ 11-30-1950 Korea Army
617
Michael Charles Petruska
NJ 10-27-1951 Korea Army
618
Robert James Phelan
NJ 09-05-1952 Korea Marines
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Joseph William Pierce
NJ 03-19-1953 Korea Marines
620
Raymond E Pietrzak
NJ 05-19-1951 Korea Army
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