Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Wiliam James Foreman
CA 03-12-1952 Korea Army
802
Kenneth Clyde Foss
CA 10-19-1951 Korea Army
803
David W Foster
CA 10-13-1950 Korea Army
804
George E Foster
CA 12-02-1950 Korea Army
805
Richard K Foster
CA 07-20-1950 Korea Army
806
Robert Richard Foster
CA 12-30-1952 Korea Air Force
807
Paul Eugene Fournier
CA 05-26-1954 Korea Navy
808
Dorsey R Fowler
CA 10-14-1951 Korea Army
809
Walter W Fowler
CA 10-12-1951 Korea Army
810
Orrin Russell Fox
CA 09-02-1950 Korea Air Force
811
Anthony Patrick Francis
CA 12-29-1951 Korea Marines
812
Eliazar Franco
CA 01-29-1951 Korea Army
813
Julio E Franco
CA 07-31-1950 Korea Army
814
Francis Frankey
CA 08-03-1952 Korea Army
815
Paul Allan Franklin
CA 09-02-1951 Korea Marines
816
Albert G Frantzich
CA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
817
Gary Everett Frase
CA 10-21-1952 Korea Air Force
818
Donald M Frasher
CA 07-27-1950 Korea Army
819
Arthur J Fratus
CA 11-28-1950 Korea Army
820
John David Frazer
CA 02-11-1951 Korea Air Force
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