Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Franz E Nelson
CA 05-07-1954 Korea Navy
1722
Robert John Nelson
CA 10-12-1950 Korea Navy
1723
Roy R Nelson
CA 05-18-1951 Korea Army
1724
Tiffany Earl Nelson
CA 01-03-1954 Korea Army
1725
John H Ness
CA 09-12-1951 Korea Army
1726
Major J Nettles
CA 03-24-1951 Korea Army
1727
Gary J Neumann
CA 04-10-1951 Korea Army
1728
Sam Eusevio Nevarez
CA 09-03-1951 Korea Army
1729
Conrad Leroy Neville
CA 10-07-1952 Korea Navy
1730
Lawrence W Neville
CA 09-02-1950 Korea Army
1731
Charles A Newman
CA 08-19-1951 Korea Army
1732
Donald S Nichols
CA 03-29-1953 Korea Marines
1733
Everet C Nichols
CA 07-27-1950 Korea Army
1734
Donald E Nickel
CA 12-06-1950 Korea Army
1735
Donald John Nickey
CA 09-26-1950 Korea Marines
1736
Melvin E Niedens
CA 07-03-1951 Korea Army
1737
David Leon Nielsen
CA 02-11-1951 Korea Air Force
1738
Paul Elvin Nielsen
CA 11-10-1953 Korea Navy
1739
Roy M Nier
CA 09-21-1951 Korea Army
1740
Warren T Nishihara
CA 06-20-1951 Korea Army
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