Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
921
Felipe C Gomez
CA 10-10-1951 Korea Army
922
Jaime Ovidio Gomez
CA 01-30-1953 Korea Marines
923
Richard Z Gomez
CA 10-03-1951 Korea Army
924
William C Gomez
CA 09-02-1951 Korea Army
925
Harold L Gonsalves
CA 04-11-1952 Korea Army
926
Henry Phillip Gonsouland
CA 10-02-1952 Korea Army
927
Alex L Gonzales
CA 09-20-1951 Korea Army
928
Armando Gonzales
CA 08-22-1951 Korea Army
929
Roger Gonzales
CA 11-29-1950 Korea Marines
930
Toribio M Gonzales
CA 10-04-1951 Korea Army
931
Manuel Y Gonzalez
CA 08-19-1950 Korea Army
932
Roscoe Fletcher Good
CA 04-24-1951 Korea Marines
933
Glenn Harold Goodlander
CA 08-13-1952 Korea Marines
934
Wilburn Monroe J Goodman
CA 05-20-1952 Korea Marines
935
Donald J Goodridge
CA 10-10-1951 Korea Army
936
Robert L Goodwin
CA 07-27-1950 Korea Army
937
Clarence James Gordon
CA 12-01-1950 Korea Army
938
George T Gordon
CA 12-01-1951 Korea Army
939
Gerald King Gordy
CA 05-25-1951 Korea Marines
940
Paul John Gotney
CA 06-24-1951 Korea Army
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