Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
241	Frank B Cooper	CT	11-17-1945	WW II	Army AF
242	Joseph Michael Cooper	CT	02-23-1943	WW II	Mariner
243	Robert Corcoran	CT	03-02-1944	WW II	Army AF
244	Richard V Corideo	CT	04-29-1945	WW II	Navy
245	Louis Joseph Corradino	CT	08-11-1944	WW II	Army AF
246	George Adam Coshal	CT	04-16-1946	WW II	Marines
247	Henry C Cosker	CT	07-24-1945	WW II	Navy
248	Frank Costello	CT	10-13-1918	WW I	Army
249	Clarence Cotton	CT	03-15-1943	WW II	Navy
250	Frederick W Cotton	CT	05-06-1944	WW II	Army
251	George E Cottrell	CT	08-07-1944	WW II	Army
252	John T Cox	CT	11-27-1943	WW II	Army AF
253	Edward Cragg	CT	12-26-1943	WW II	Army AF
254	Theodore P Crane	CT	10-24-1944	WW II	Army
255	William S Craven	CT	04-25-1918	WW I	Army
256	Bates B Craver	CT	07-24-1944	WW II	Navy
257	Anthony J Cravero	CT	01-22-1945	WW II	Navy
258	James Edward Creamer Jr	CT	04-21-1968	Vietnam	Army
259	Brenton Welles Creelman	CT	11-18-1944	WW II	Navy
260	Dominick Mike Cristello	CT	10-12-1943	WW II	Navy

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