Gold Star Veterans : New Mexico : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph E Towner
NM 04-09-1942 WW II Army
602
Johnny R Troncoso
NM 12-02-1942 WW II Army
603
Ralph Dorman Truax
NM 08-30-1942 WW II Mariner
604
Charles A Trujillo
NM 10-24-1944 WW II Army
605
Dionicio Trujillo
NM 10-24-1944 WW II Army
606
Isidro E Trujillo
NM 10-14-1952 Korea Army
607
Jesus P Trujillo
NM 05-20-1942 WW II Army
608
Jose Arsenio Trujillo
NM 06-27-1944 WW II Army AF
609
Joseph Felix Trujillo
NM 09-03-1966 Vietnam Marines
610
Manuel Trujillo
NM 07-26-1942 WW II Army
611
Reynaldo Trujillo
NM 10-24-1944 WW II Army
612
Robert Steven Trujillo
NM 01-07-1968 Vietnam Army
613
Dick Tryon
NM 10-16-1942 WW II Army AF
614
Alfred Tsosie
NM 11-01-1943 WW II Marines
615
Raymond T Tucker
NM 10-24-1944 WW II Army
616
John W Turner
NM 12-15-1944 WW II Army
617
Antonio DeJesus Ulibarri
NM 07-30-1945 WW II Navy
618
Manuel Ulibarri
NM 10-24-1944 WW II Army
619
Columbus F Underwood
NM 01-16-1945 WW II Army
620
Ernest Ramon Valdez
NM 11-20-1943 WW II Navy
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