Gold Star Veterans : New York Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Eyvind Arnold Ekset
NY 01-28-1953 Korea Army
742
Matthew J Elberth
NY 08-01-1953 Korea Marines
743
William Gus Ellerington
NY 11-18-1950 Korea Army
744
Douglas Elliott
NY 01-29-1953 Korea Marines
745
Raymond Charles Ellis
NY 11-29-1950 Korea Army
746
Frank Emanuele Jr
NY 09-15-1950 Korea Marines
747
Robert K Emerick
NY 09-08-1950 Korea Army
748
Fidel Emmanuelli
NY 06-20-1953 Korea Army
749
Robert P Emmott
NY 07-14-1950 Korea Army
750
Milton Charles Endicott
NY 09-12-1951 Korea Marines
751
Stanley Engeholm
NY 07-16-1950 Korea Army
752
Harvey G Engelman
NY 05-18-1951 Korea Army
753
Joseph William Ennist
NY 09-24-1950 Korea Marines
754
George William Enos
NY 09-15-1950 Korea Army
755
William Enriquez
NY 09-03-1950 Korea Army
756
Noel Epstein
NY 08-11-1950 Korea Army
757
Harold E Erhardt
NY 06-12-1953 Korea Army
758
Robert William Errico
NY 03-18-1953 Korea Air Force
759
Pablo A Escobar Jr
NY 08-18-1950 Korea Army
760
Joseph Escourido
NY 10-21-1951 Korea Army
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