Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Clarence McNames
CA 11-07-1951 Korea Army
1562
Burton McNaughton
CA 10-15-1950 Korea Army
1563
John R McNaughton
CA 10-21-1951 Korea Army
1564
Morgan Barndollar McNeeley
CA 08-16-1950 Korea Marines
1565
Francis Leonard McNeil
CA 12-07-1951 Korea Army
1566
Patrick Joseph C McPherson
CA 09-28-1952 Korea Air Force
1567
James Hamilton McRoberts
CA 11-29-1950 Korea Marines
1568
Charles Earnest McWhirk
CA 01-02-1951 Korea Air Force
1569
Alfred McWhirter
CA 11-02-1950 Korea Army
1570
Neil W Meagher
CA 11-02-1950 Korea Army
1571
Edward Medina
CA 09-20-1950 Korea Army
1572
Frederick Medrano
CA 09-05-1951 Korea Army
1573
Selia M Meek
CA 11-27-1950 Korea Army
1574
Raymond L Megerle
CA 08-26-1951 Korea Army
1575
David T Mejia
CA 06-18-1953 Korea Army
1576
John H Meldrum Jr
CA 06-11-1953 Korea Army
1577
Jose M Melendez
CA 08-15-1950 Korea Army
1578
Daniel Gilbert Melendrez
CA 10-15-1952 Korea Marines
1579
Enrique H Mello
CA 07-08-1953 Korea Army
1580
Francis J Mello
CA 09-16-1951 Korea Army
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