Gold Star Veterans : New York Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph Edward Doherty
NY 09-12-1951 Korea Marines
682
Stephen Dombrowski
NY 07-16-1953 Korea Army
683
Frank Domenico
NY 01-03-1953 Korea Army
684
Richard Dominguez
NY 03-27-1951 Korea Army
685
Mortimer Domroe
NY 10-09-1952 Korea Army
686
Daniel D Donahue
NY 09-05-1950 Korea Army
687
Anthony Lydell Donato
NY 11-09-1952 Korea Army
688
Remo Donini
NY 08-11-1952 Korea Army
689
John F Donlin
NY 01-23-1952 Korea Army
690
John Di Donna
NY 01-13-1953 Korea Marines
691
Alfred W Donohue
NY 10-11-1951 Korea Army
692
James J Donohue
NY 08-18-1950 Korea Army
693
Francis Xavier Donovan
NY 10-02-1950 Korea Marines
694
Kenneth Leon Doolittle
NY 04-25-1953 Korea Air Force
695
Michael John Doran
NY 07-16-1950 Korea Army
696
Edward G Dosch
NY 02-14-1951 Korea Army
697
William Henry Doss Jr
NY 12-06-1950 Korea Army
698
Edward W Dossie
NY 12-01-1950 Korea Army
699
Marvin N Doud Jr
NY 09-14-1950 Korea Army
700
Allen D Douglas
NY 09-07-1950 Korea Army
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