Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Gilbert F Gauldin
CA 11-09-1952 Korea Navy
882
Charles L Gay
CA 11-03-1952 Korea Army
883
Ronald Joseph Geis
CA 06-23-1953 Korea Army
884
Willard F Geivett
CA 09-13-1950 Korea Army
885
Paul E Genino
CA 02-12-1951 Korea Army
886
Walter Wilfred George
CA 12-02-1950 Korea Marines
887
Wilbur G George
CA 05-26-1951 Korea Army
888
Robert F Geyer
CA 03-12-1952 Korea Army
889
Frank Gfroerer
CA 11-14-1952 Korea Army
890
Donald Charles Ghezzi
CA 04-21-1952 Korea Navy
891
Anthony Joseph Ghiozzi
CA 10-31-1951 Korea Army
892
Scott George Gier
CA 03-21-1951 Korea Marines
893
Merle C Gifford
CA 02-13-1951 Korea Army
894
Robert D Gilardi
CA 11-03-1950 Korea Army
895
Francis Gilbert Jr
CA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
896
Richard C Gilkey
CA 10-08-1951 Korea Army
897
Bobby R Gill
CA 05-12-1952 Korea Army
898
Evan L Gillespie
CA 10-21-1951 Korea Army
899
John F Gillette
CA 09-02-1950 Korea Army
900
William Gilliland
CA 10-17-1951 Korea Army
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