Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey World War II

	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
8161	Raymond E Obeirne	NJ		WW II	Army
8162	Herbert J Oberclock	NJ		WW II	Army
8163	John Oboyle	NJ		WW II	Army
8164	Robert F Obrien	NJ		WW II	Army
8165	Thomas M Obrien	NJ		WW II	Army
8166	William A Obuchowski	NJ		WW II	Army
8167	Peter A Obzanski Jr	NJ		WW II	Army
8168	George J Ocavage	NJ		WW II	Army
8169	Bernard A Ockene	NJ		WW II	Army
8170	Edward Ocone	NJ		WW II	Army
8171	Henry W Oconnell	NJ		WW II	Army
8172	Mortimer Oconnell	NJ		WW II	Army
8173	William J Oconnell	NJ		WW II	Army
8174	John C Oconnor Jr	NJ		WW II	Army
8175	John J Oconnor	NJ		WW II	Army
8176	John W Oconnor	NJ		WW II	Army
8177	Alexander Ocskaye	NJ	05-21-1944	WW II	Army
8178	Paul Michael Oddo	NJ	02-04-1945	WW II	Navy
8179	Frank E Odgers	NJ		WW II	Army
8180	Hugh A Odonnell	NJ		WW II	Army

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