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Co Bao to John Rambo. Co Phuong Bao (Vietnamese: Cô Phượng Bào) was a Vietnamese freedom fighter that assisted John Rambo on his journey to rescue American POWs from the NVA and their Soviet Russian allies in the war-torn jungles of Southeast Asia.
People born in Co (First 49 people) - Page 781
Carlos Andres Gallego Castaneda
Colombian football player
Daniel Londoño
Colombian football player
Carlos Jaramillo
Cyclist
Blessd
Musical artist
Carlos Andrés Trujillo González
Member of the Senate of Colombia
Carlos Andrés Trujillo González
Member of the Senate of Colombia
Diego Echavarría Misas
Businessman
Jaime Arango
Colombian football player
Sebastián Arias Molina
Football player
Ana María Sánchez
Actor
Kevin Castaño
Colombian football player
Graça Araújo
Brazilian journalist
Edson Henrique
Brazilian footballer
Matt Grossell
Minnesota State Representative
Tammy Wynette
American musical artist
John E. Rankin
Former United States Representative
Jumpin' Gene Simmons
American singer
John Elliott Rankin
Former United States Representative
Finis L. Bates
American lawyer
Ibroihim Djoudja
Footballer
Aldemar Correa
Actor
ricardo tobon restrepo
Cardinal priest
Ricardo Antonio Tobón Restrepo (Ricardo . . .
Ricardo Antonio Tobón Restrepo
Cardinal priest
Liliana Rendón
Former Member of the Senate of Colombia
Lyubov Popova
Russian artist
Aleksandr Ivanchenkov
Cosmonaut
Murder of Victoria Climbié
Lee Tergesen
American actor
Chris Tergesen
Lee Tergesen's brother
Heberto Castillo
Former Senator of the Mexican Republic
Alfonso Corona del Rosal
Germán Corona del Rosal
Mexican military personnel
Francisco Javier Aguilar González
Mexican ambassador
Todd Holoubek
American film actor
Armando Corona Rivera
Mexican Politician
Carlos Sotelo García
Mexican Politician
Oscar Schwebel
Singer
José Murat Casab
Mexican Politician
Adolfo Toledo Infanzón
Former Senator of the Mexican Republic
Manuel Mondragón
Mexican military officer
Emilio Amero
Mexican artist
Gloriella
Mexican actress
Manuel Capetillo
Mexican film actor
Francisco Rodríguez Gómez
Former Member of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies
María Pilar Aquino
Theologian
Manuela de Jesús Arias Espinosa (. . .
