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Resident Steele County, ND; Entered US Air Force Fargo, ND 11 Mar 69 -323- PAAVERUD, MERLAN E. JR. Born Mayville, ND 28 PAIGE, DAREL B. Born Rugby, ND 31 Mar 45; PALUH, JOHN H. Born Carrington, ND 17 Nov Jan 49; Resident Steele County, ND; Entered Resident McHenry County, ND; Entered US Army 51; Resident Foster County, ND; Entered US US Air Force Fargo, ND 11 Mar 69; o/s theater Fargo, ND 10 Nov 65; Served in Vietnam; Army Fargo, ND 12 Feb 71; Served in Korea; unk; Sep McChord AFB, WA 6 Dec 72; SGT. 18481 Awards: PH, GCMDL, CIS; Sep Denver, CO 4 Nov Sep Oakland, CA 15 Sep 72; SP4. 19005 71; SGT. 14078 PANKO, RUSSELL R. Born Linton, ND 3 May 48; PACHEL, LEO M. Born Park Rapids, MN 30 Jul PAIGE, KENNY A. Born Rugby, ND 1 Sep 43; Resident McLean County, ND; Entered US Navy 52; Resident Grand Forks County, ND; Entered Resident McHenry County, ND; Entered US Fargo, ND 9 Jul 68; o/s theater unk; Awards: US Air Force Fargo, ND 9 Feb 71; Awards: Army Upham, ND 4 Feb 69; Served in Europe; GCMDL; Sep Cp Pendleton, CA 7 Jul 72; HM3. AFGCMDL; Sep Baudette AFS, MN 10 Feb 74; Sep Ft Carson, CO 9 Aug 70; PFC. 10407 17384 SGT. 25039 PAINTNER, WAYNE W. Born Cooperstown, ND 29 PANKOW, CLARENCE J. Born Velva, ND 20 Jul 33; PACK, ALFRED K. Born Fort Yates, ND 29 Apr Mar 41; Resident Griggs County, ND; Entered Resident McLean County, ND; Entered US Army 40; Resident Sioux County, ND; Entered US US Air Force Fargo, ND 5 Jul 63; Served in Butte, MT 27 Sep 57; Sep Ft Dix, NJ 22 Sep 60; Army Fargo, ND 9 Apr 59; Sep Ft Knox, KY 3 Vietnam; Sep McGuire AFB, NJ 17 Aug 68; Entered US Army Fargo, ND 5 Mar 62; Served in Feb 61; Entered US Army Selfridge, ND 1 Oct CPT. 7606 France, Germany, Okinawa, Vietnam; Awards: 61; Sep Ft Lewis, WA 5 Aug 62; PFC; Entered GCMDL, BSM, ARCOM; Cont on AD as of 18 Apr 73 US Air Force Portland, OR 12 Jul 63; Served PALANIUK, MAX G. Born Dickinson, ND 28 Aug in grade of CW2. 19692 in Vietnam; Awards: BSM, AFGCMDL; Cont on AD 44; Resident Billings County, ND; Entered as of 3 Feb 72 in grade of SSG. 15130 US Army Fargo, ND 7 Jan 64; Served in PANKOW, CRAIG N. Born Fargo, ND 28 Mar 46; Res- Vietnam; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Oakland, CA ident Richland County, ND; Entered US Air Force PACK, TERRY L. Born Bismarck, ND 18 Oct 45; 2 Jan 66; SP4. 7383 Fargo, ND 19 Apr 66; o/s theater unk; Awards: Resident Sioux County, ND; Entered US Army AFGCMDL; Sep Cross City AFS, FL 18 Feb 70; SSGT. Fargo, ND 27 Aug 64; Served in Europe; Sep PALANUK, JEROME P. Born Dickinson, ND 2 Mar 14237 Ft Hamilton, NY 8 Aug 67; SP4. 14511 47; Resident McLean County, ND; Entered US Air Force place unk 27 Feb 70; Served in PANKRATZ, HENRY E. Born Seattle, WA 25 Jul 45; PACKINEAU, CHARLES Born Elbowoods, ND 22 Oct Guam, Japan, Okinawa; Awards: AM; Cont on Resident Stark County, ND; Entered IS Army Fargo, 40; Resident Mountrail County, ND; Entered AD as of 4 May 73 in grade of 1LT. 20087 ND 6 Aug 70; Served in Vietnam; Awards: CIB; US Army Fargo, ND 5 Mar 58; Sep Ft MacArthur, Sep Ft Lewis, WA 16 Feb 72; SGT. 15601 CA 9 Feb 62; PFC; Entered US Navy Fargo, ND PALKOVICK, JOSEPH B. Born Montclair, NJ 17 5 Jun 62; o/s theater unk; Sep Great Lakes, Dec 42; Resident Ward County, ND; Entered PANKRATZ, VINCENT C. Born Minneapolis, MN 10 Jan IL 25 Feb 65; FN. 13206 US Army Ft Lee, VA 1 Jan 66; Served in Viet- 47; Resident Ward County, ND; Entered IS Army nam; Awards: ARCOM; Sep Mobility Equipment Fargo, ND 14 Oct 66; Served in Vietnam; Sep Ft PACZKOWSKI, LYLE W. Born Breckenridge, Carson, CO 3 Sep 68; CPL. 866 MN 29 Sep 52; Resident Sargent County, Command 5 Apr 70; CPT. 3034 ND; Entered US Army Fargo, ND 14 Nov 72; PANUSHKA, THOMAS C. Born St. Paul, MN 5 Feb Awards: GCMDL; Sep Ft Jackson, SC 13 Nov PALLANSCH, MICHAEL J. Born Jamestown, ND 18 Feb 49; Resident Stutsman County, ND; 40; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered IS Navy 74; SP4. 25835 Entered US Navy Fargo, ND 20 Aug 68; Served Fargo, ND 1 May 62; Sep Point Mugu, CA 29 Jul PADDEN, JAY E. Born Langdon, ND 11 Apr 48; in Vietnam; Sep Norfolk, VA 18 Aug 72; PH2. 66; ATN3. 23197 Resident. Cavalier County, ND;HOR: Pico Rivera, 17712 CA; Entered US Army Ft Ord, CA 19 Aug 68; PAPACHEK, DONALD C. Born Devils Lake, ND 25 Feb Served in Vietnam; Sep Ft Carson, CO 18 Aug PALLOCH, DELANO G. Born Fargo, ND 7 Sep 46; 47; Resident Benson County, ND; Entered US Army 71; SP5. 11153 Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Navy Fargo, ND 6 Apr 67; Served in Vietnam; Sep Ft Fargo, ND 4 Jun 64; Served in Vietnam; Sep Ord, CA 4 Apr 69; SGT. 4033 PADDEN, MERLE J. JR. Born Langdon, ND 13 May Coronado, CA 1 Sep 67; GMG3. 4334 46; Resident Cavalier County, ND; Entered PAPACHEK, LARRY D. Born Fargo, ND 6 May 32; US Marine Corps Fargo, ND 11 Jan 66; Served PALM, DAVID C. Born Fargo, ND 5 Jun 44; Resident Benson County, NINHOR; Chula Vista, CA; in Vietnam; Sep Cp Pendleton, CA 10 Jan 68; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Army Entered IS Army Fargo, ND 14 Apr 50; Sep Cp CPL. 13307 Colorado Springs, CO 10 Jun 66; Served in Kilmer, NJ 16 Apr 53; PFC; Entered US Navy Los Vietnam; Awards: ARCOM, BSM; Sep Ft Carson, Angeles, CA 25 Oct 57; Served in Europe, Quemoy PAEPER, ROBERT A. Born Fargo, ND 25 Dec 45; CO 28 Feb 70; CPT. 4377 and Matsu Islands; Awards: GCMDL w/5 awds; Sep Resident Barnes County, ND; Entered US Army San Diego, CA 22 Nov 74; GMTC. 19587 Fargo, ND 13 Oct 65; Served in Europe; PALM, FRANCIS A. Born Fargo, ND 2 Jul 37; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Ft Hamilton, NY 22 Sep Resident Grand Forks County, ND; Entered US PAPER, JAMES A. Born Fargo, ND 26 Oct 45; Res- 67; SP4. 2563 Air Force Grand Forks, ND 2 Aug 60; Served ident Cass County, ND; Entered IS Navy San in Philippines, Thailand, Germany; Awards: Francisco, CA 24 Nov 65; o/s theater unk; PAGE, ALAN D. Born Bismarck, ND 15 Sep 50; DFC, AM; Cont on AD as of 17 May 73 in grade Awards: GCMDL; Sep San Francisco, CA 2 Aug 71; Resident Burleigh County, ND; Entered US Navy of MAJ. 20653 MT1. 10719 Bismarck, ND 10 Jun 70; Served in Spain, Azores, England; Sep Brunswick, ME 15 Apr 74; PALMER, BRUCE A. Born Fargo, ND 1 Apr 51; PAPER, MICHAEL B. Born Fargo, ND 30 Apr 43; AX2. 26557 Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Navy Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Navy Fargo, Fargo, ND 4 Mar 71; Cont on AD as of 28 Jan ND 15 Jun 64; Sep Cheltenham, MD 14 Jun 68; PAGE, CRAIG L. Born Minot, ND 17 Sep 43; 73 in grade unk. 24576 CT2. 11122 Resident Ward County, ND; Entered US Air Force Fargo, ND 15 Nov 66; o/s theater unk; PALMER, DARL E. Born Dickinson, ND 19 Nov PAPER, ROBERT A. Born Fargo, ND 1 Oct 46; Res- Sep Goodfellow AFB, TX 26 May 71; CPT. 9037 34; Resident Burleigh County, ND; Entered ident Cass County, ND; Entered US Army Fargo, US Army Fargo, ND 15 Feb 57; Served in ND 3 Jan 66; Served in Europe; Awards: GCMDL; PAGE, MICHAEL J. Born Belcourt, ND 30 Jun 39; Vietnam; Awards: GCMDL w/4 awds, ARCOM, Sep Ft Dix, NJ 14 Dec 67; SP5. 10763 Resident Rolette County, ND; Entered US Navy VCOFGWP; Cont on AD as of 6 Apr 73 in grade Fargo, ND 23 Jan 62; Served in Vietnam; Sep of SFC. 12557 PAPER, THOMAS H. Born Fargo, ND 14 Apr 44; San Diego, CA 11 Feb 65; SN. 12255 Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Navy Fargo, PALMER, FREDERICK W. JR. Born Galesburg, ND ND 13 Jan 62; o/s theater unk; Sep Brooklyn, NY PAGE, MICHAEL R. Born Minot, ND 6 Jul 46; 21 Sep 42; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered 24 May 65; SHSN. 11969 Resident Bottineau County, ND; Entered US US Marine Corps Minneapolis, MN 11 Oct 66; Marine Corps Minneapolis, MN 9 Sep 65; Served Served in Vietnam; Awards: PH; Sep Great PAPINEAU, PHILIP D. Born Williston, ND 1 Jun 51; in Guam; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Cp Pendleton, CA Lakes, IL 27 Aug 68; CPL. 55173 Resident McKenzie County, ND; Entered US Navy 8 Sep 69; SGT. 14667 at place unk on date unk; Cont on AD as of date PALMER, GERARD L. Born Jamestown, ND 6 May unk in grade unk. 25595 PAGE, RANDALL Born Belcourt, ND 4 Jun 54; 48; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered IS Resident Ward County, ND; Entered US Navy Army Fargo, ND 9 Jan 67; Served in Vietnam; PAPPA, VERNON D. Born Williston, ND 7 Mar 49; Sawyer, ND 28 Jul 71; Served in Philippines, Awards: GCMDL; Sep Oakland, CA 13 Aug 69; Resident Mountrail County, ND; Entered IS Army Japan, China, Vietnam; Sep Great Lakes, IL 7 SP5. 2733 Fargo, ND 12 Apr 68; Served in Vietnam; Awards: May 73; SR.
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