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Gold Star Veterans : Hawaii : Missing in Action

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
101	Yoshito Nii	HI	01-28-1942	WW II	Army
102	Frederick M Nitta	HI	09-08-1951	Korea	Army
103	Suetoshi Ogata	HI	09-19-1951	Korea	Army
104	Shoji Okido	HI	01-28-1942	WW II	Army
105	Muneo L Oku	HI	01-28-1942	WW II	Army
106	Milton T Onomura	HI	06-25-1952	Korea	Army
107	Wyott T Ordung	HI	12-15-1945	WW II	Navy
108	Reginald M Osato	HI	01-28-1942	WW II	Army
109	James Palenapa	HI	10-07-1951	Korea	Army
110	Raymond Park	HI	11-02-1950	Korea	Army
111	James B Payne	HI	01-31-1944	WW II	Navy
112	John Robert Peacock II	HI	10-12-1972	Vietnam	Marines
113	John Perreira	HI	01-28-1942	WW II	Army
114	Frederick Pestana	HI	02-09-1951	Korea	Army
115	James M E Peters	HI	08-12-1950	Korea	Army
116	John Petroff Jr	HI	05-18-1951	Korea	Army
117	James Paul Plumlee	HI	09-15-1943	WW II	Navy
118	Joseph F Prusaski	HI	08-09-1942	WW II	Navy
119	William John Rainalter	HI	04-22-1951	Korea	Marines
120	Harry Finley Ray	HI	08-09-1942	WW II	Navy

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