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# Conflict/Service/ Last Name Full Name Rank/Branch Decoration/Etc. Section Row Brick 1 ABBOTT COL ROBERT N ABBOTT USA 2SS 4BS 5PH LOM WW II KOREA POW E 3 7 2 ADAMS II EARL F ADAMS II US NAVY KOREA E 6 8 3 ALAIMO JOHN ALAIMO STAFF SGT US ARMY H 1 112 4 ALTEMARI SR ROBERT S ALTEMARI SR LTJG US NAVY NAVY MUSTANG G 1 30 5 ALU SAM ALU PVT USA WWII C 8 3 6 ALVUT ROBERT F. ALVUT EN2 USCG KOREA A 5 2 7 AMES BOB AMES LT US ARMY VIETNAM 69-70 C 7 1 8 AMORUSO LOUIS AMORUSO WW II US ARMY G 1 31 9 AMORUSO DOMINIC AMORUSO WW II US ARMY G 1 32 10 ANDERSON GLEN ANDERSON SERGEANT USMC VIETNAM 64-68 C 7 2 11 ANDERSON WILLIAM E ANDERSON SPFC5 US ARMY GERMANY 1970-1975 G 1 81 12 APOSTAL EMANUEL N APOSTAL LT USA LEYTE BATTLE 1944 C 2 9 13 ARBUCKLE KENNETH ARBUCKLE TEC 4 CE USA MED DET 534 TH C 6 10 14 ARFT DAVID W ARFT SARGENT US ARMY 1963-1965 G 1 7 15 ASKLOFF ERIC B ASKLOFF END 3 USN USS COLONIAL 1955 D 7 7 222 AYER PHILIP M AYER SSGT USMC USMCR 1979-2007 D 1 3 16 BALIK FRANCIS M. BALIK CWO (W2) US ARMY 1952-1972 A 7 2 17 BANCROFT FREDERICK S BANCROFT SGT USARMY VIETNAM AFEM 1966 D 4 2 18 BARAGER DONALD BARAGER C 8 4 19 BARCOMB NICHOLAS N BARCOMB SFC ARMY DESERT STORM 1990-91 E 6 5 20 BARCOMB BARRY J BARCOMB SGT USA IRAQ 2001-2006 E 6 6 21 BARCOMB PHILIP L BARCOMB 1ST SGT ARMY COLD WAR 1963-2002 E 6 7 22 BARKER ROBERT W BARKER A1C USAF 1960-1964 G 1 24 23 BARONE MICHAEL BARONE USN USS WARREN WW II G 1 2 24 BARRANCO CHARLES J BARRANCO PO3 USN WW II ASIA PACIFIC D 3 11 25 BARRANCO CHARLES J BARRANCO Y 2C USN ASIATIC PAC WW II 1945 E 4 1 26 BARRETT DONALD A BARRETT SPC FEB 1957-JAN 1958 C 3 10 27 BARTOLOTTO JOHN K BARTOLOTTO COL, USA 83-13 "VICTORY OR DEATH" D 6 8 28 BASIL VK BASIL US ARMY WW II G 1 101 29 BASTIAN WARREN B BASTIAN LTJG US NAVY 1953-57 USS MCNAIR DESTROYER J 1 6 30 BATER SR SIDNEY BATER SR US ARMY WW II G 1 67 31 BEAN HAROLD W BEAN USA VIETNAM C 5 7 32 BEAUMONT FRANK BEAUMONT C 8 8 33 BECKWITH WAYNE A BECKWITH PO2 US NAVY AUG 1958 - OCT 1961 D 5 7 34 BECKWITH HARLAND BECKWITH MAJOR USMCR 60-68 2ND RECON BATTALION G 1 21 35 BEDFORD RICHARD L BEDFORD LT USAAC 8/30/43-10/13/45 POW G 1 78 36 BELL EM-3 VERON E BELL EM-3 USS VICKSBURG CL86 WITH HONOR 1943-46 D 5 4 37 BELL EM-3 VERNON E BELL EM-3 USS VICKSBURG CC 86 WITH HONOR 1943-46 F 6 2 38 BENCUS SR HENRY A BENCUS SR PVT USN WW II C 5 6 39 BENNETT GERALD K BENNETT POS US NAVY 1943-1946 C 3 1 40 BENTLEY R WILLIAM BENTLEY US ARMY WW II F 4 1 41 BERGEN ROY E BERGEN MOMM2C (T) US NAVY 1956-1960 D 3 6 42 BERGER EDWARD L BERGER CPL USA 2D ARM DIV SERVED 1953-1955 E 4 3 43 BISHOP FLOYD T BISHOP US ARMY WW II PURPLE HEART D 8 6 44 BLANCHARD TERRY BLANCHARD SP5 US ARMY VIETNAM 1967-69 C 5 9 45 BLASIO VINCENT D BLASIO A1C USAF SO TAC HOSP EUROPE D 2 4 46 BLASKOVICH ANDREW L BLASKOVICH LT USA 1960-1962 D 6 5 47 BOAS RYAN A BOAS CWO USA IRAQ AFGHANISTAN D 2 6 48 BOLIER SGT MARK BOLIER 1ST RADIO BN RECON USMC IRAQ 2004-2005 C 6 8 49 BOLIER 1ST LT BOB BOLIER VMAW 332/221 2NDMAW USMC 1973-1976 C 6 9 50 BOORSMA CLARENCE J BOORSMA 1ST LT US ARMY WW II PACIFIC THEATER G 1 99 51 BORDYNSKI RAYMOND J BORDYNKSI SGT USA MED CORP 1942-1945 E 3 4 52 BOWLEY II JOHN E. BOWLEY II US ARMY 1970-1973 C 7 8 53 BOYD CARLETON A BOYD YNT3 USN KOREAN WAR 1952-56 G 1 17 54 BRIGGS CHARLES BRIGGS SPEC 4TH CLASS US ARMY 1972-1974 E 8 5 55 BROOKS GEORGE J BROOKS Y3 US NAVY WW II D DAY 1944-46 E 6 2 56 BROOMFIELD RICHARD BROOMFIELD SP4 USA VIETNAM 1966-1967 E 4 4 57 BROWN HUGH D BROWN SGT. USA WWII PERSIAN GULF 1942-45 A 2 2 58 BUHOLTZ ROBERT J BUHOLTZ SP5 US ARMY JUNE 1961 - JUNE 1964 C 6 3 59 BUHOLTZ THOMAS J BUHOLTZ SFC US ARMY VIETNAM 7/1960-12/1980 C 7 3 60 BURNS FRANCIS L BURNS WW II US ARMY G 1 40 61 BUSH RICHARD N BUSH SPEC 5 US ARMY VIETNAM 1970-71 C 1 5 62 CAHILL CHARLES CAHILL US ARMY WORLD WAR II B 8 2 63 CALLANAN MARK A CALLANAN SGT USMC IRAQ 2009 C 2 4 64 CANCILLIERI FRANK CANCILLIERI SPEC 4 USA 1955-1957 D 1 5 65 CANNON JAMES M CANNON SEAMAN US NAVY KOREA USS RUSH C 5 1 66 CAPIZZI JOHN J CAPIZZI CPL US ARMY KOREA 10/52-40-54 D 3 3 67 CARACCIO VITO CARACCIO CPL USMC 1987-1988 D 5 2 68 CARDINAL NORMAN J CARDINAL 1ST LT US ARMY VIETNAM 1965-67 A 2 1 69 CARDINALE RAYMOND CARDINALE PO3 USN WW II S PACIFIC G 1 10 70 CARDONA ALFRED V CARDONA SP4 US ARMY VIETNAM 67-68 F 5 2 71 CARINI PATRICK A CARINI A1C 509 BOMBWING USAF 10/2/193-3/20/1953 G 1 16 72 CARLO JOHN A CARLO US NAVY D 6 10 73 CASTLE HAROLD E CASTLE ET3 USN KOREA 1951-1955 G 1 23 74 CHMIEL ANDREW R CHMIEL 6TH BCHBN OMAHA BCH USS GRIMES-PACIFIC H 1 2 75 CHRISTIAN KENNETH CHRISTIAN PVT USA WW II 1943-1946 G 1 56 76 CILENTO LAWERENCE CILENTO PVT US NAVY WWII 2/4/43-11/30/45 H 1 109 77 COCHRAN DANIEL COCHRAN US NAVY DESERT STORM E 8 3 78 COLLIER ROBERT W COLLIER PFC US ARMY WW II 1943-1946 E 6 1 79 COLLINS JOHN J COLLINS TSGT USA NORMANDY D 3 8 80 CONNOLLY JAMES F CONNOLLY SGT US ARMY WW II PACIFIC BRONZ STAR D 6 2 81 CONSAUL GERALD A CONSAUL PO3 USN 1964-1968 D 7 5 82 CONSUL DONALD F CONSUL D 6 9 83 COOLEY HAROLD E COOLEY SGT US ARMY 11TH AIRBORN DIV C 2 2 84 COSTELLO ROBERT M COSTELLO USMC VIETNAM 1966-1967 E 5 6 85 COUCH RICHARD G COUCH HM/SOT 2USN EDT/SEAL 2 67-73 I 1 5 86 CRIPPEN NYLE E CRIPPEN SGT US ARMY GERMANY 1943-1945 D 8 9 87 CRISPINO THOMAS A CRISPINO US ARMY KOREA D 2 7 88 CRONKITE RICHARD O CRONKITE SSGT US AF KOREA D 7 2 89 DANCY JR WILLIAM A DANCY JR MAJOR US ARMY GULF WAR/BOSNIA G 1 94 90 DARLING GARY R DARLING E4 US AIRFORCE 1966-1970 H 1 115 91 DAVID ROBERT J DAVID US ARMY VIETNAM 25TH INFANTRY CIB D 5 6 92 DAVIS PFC JAMES D DAVIS 2ND SUPPLY CO BN USMC 1965-67 C 1 3 93 DAVIS DONALD H DAVIS PFC US ARMY KOREA D 5 3 94 DE WITT LARRY R DE WITT PO2 CVA31 US NAVY VIETANM 1966-1970 E 4 6 95 DEAR NEIL E DEAR PVT USMC WORLD WAR II G 1 46 96 DEAR JR GEORGE S DEAR JR CPL USA KOREAN WAR G 1 47 97 DECANN JAMES A DECANN CPT USA F 5 1 98 DECKER ROMAYNE L DECKER SGT USA 1943-1946 C 6 5 99 DEGOEY THOMAS C DEGOEY COL US ARMY KOREA B 8 3 100 DELEQUARDIA BILL DELEQUARDIA SGT USA 101 ST ABRN EUROPE D 2 3 101 DEPPEN JASON R DEPPEN I 1 1 102 DERLETH PAUL J DERLETH HM2 USN KOREA 1951-1955 B 8 8 103 DEROSA FRANCIS P DEROSA 1ST LT USAF 43-45 ETO 35MSN B17 NAV E 8 2 104 DESANTIS PAT J DESANTIS TSGT USAAF 1941-45 AM 9 OLC E 6 3 105 DEVITO JAMES (DINO) DEVITO CPL, USA 1955-61 EXPERT GUNMAN E 5 2 106 DIRISIO LEONARD DIRISIO PFC USA WWII E 8 1 107 DOBIAC JOSEPH J DOBIAC LT COL USA PACIFIC D 1 11 108 DONNELLY CHARLES DONNELLY WW I PVT 38TH INF PURPLE HEART AEF D 8 8 109 DOXTRADER MERRILL L DOXTADER SP2 US ARMY D 4 8 110 DUNHAM THOMAS C DUNHAM USN USS BLACK G 1 96 111 EAKIN D WARD EAKIN MAFOR USMC WWII PEARL HARBOR C 2 7 112 EBLE PAUL A EBLE SGT US ARMY PACIDIC THEA 1943-47 C 3 7 113 EDGERTON HAROLD E EDGERTON PVT USA WW II SIGNAL CORPS D 7 9 114 ELDER H RIED ELDER LT COLONEL US ARMY GUADALCANAL D 4 6 115 ELLEY ALFRED G ELLEY LT CMD USN WW II EUROPE PURPLE HEART D 8 5 116 ENGEL CLARENCE A ENGEL USN BT2 USS DVPONT 1953-1955 C 4 6 117 ENTER ERNEST V ENTER USA PFC WW II 1945-1946 D 3 10 118 ESPISITO DOMINIC ESPISITO 1ST LT US ARMY VIETNAM 1971-1972 J 1 1 119 ESPOSITO DOMINIC ESPOSITO 1ST LT US ARMY VIETNAM 1971-1972 J 1 1 120 EVANS KENNETH W EVANS CAPTAIN USAF WW II 1943-1946 D 2 2 121 EVERHART GERALD W EVERHART ARMY AIR CORPS WW II 1942-1945 F 2 1 122 FAIRPORT HONORING FAIRPORT CLASS OF 1965 VETERANS E 4 7 123 FALTER JR.
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  • The American Legion [Volume 136, No. 4 (April 1994)]

    The American Legion [Volume 136, No. 4 (April 1994)]

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