Gold Star Veterans : Illinois Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
1181
Henry C Notbusch
IL 01-26-1951 Korea Army
1182
William J Notter
IL 07-07-1953 Korea Army
1183
Jerry O Novak
IL 07-13-1953 Korea Army
1184
Joseph M Nowicki
IL 04-05-1952 Korea Army
1185
Richard R Nowicki
IL 09-16-1950 Korea Army
1186
Donald R Nullmeyer
IL 11-05-1951 Korea Army
1187
Louis G Nuxoll
IL 07-19-1953 Korea Army
1188
Robert Nykvist
IL 12-03-1950 Korea Army
1189
Kenneth Ray Nylander
IL 09-16-1950 Korea Army
1190
John W Nystrom
IL 05-18-1951 Korea Army
1191
Patrick Frank O'Connor
IL 12-10-1950 Korea Marines
1192
Walter George O'Day
IL 11-26-1950 Korea Marines
1193
Terrence William O'Donnell
IL 06-24-1952 Korea Navy
1194
James William O'Toole
IL 09-24-1950 Korea Marines
1195
Edmund D Oconnell
IL 01-07-1951 Korea Army
1196
James E Oconnell
IL 09-01-1950 Korea Army
1197
Clarence B Odle
IL 06-30-1950 Korea Air Force
1198
Oren Maston Odum
IL 06-11-1951 Korea Army
1199
Frank Samuel Ogden
IL 12-05-1950 Korea Marines
1200
James Wallington Ogden
IL 11-30-1950 Korea Marines
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