Gold Star Veterans : Montana Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
181	Alexander Duane Neibauer	MT	04-14-1969	Vietnam	Marines
182	Terry Duane Neiss	MT	05-10-1972	Vietnam	Army
183	Louis Howard Nelson	MT	05-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
184	Ray La Grande Nelson	MT	11-19-1965	Vietnam	Army
185	Stephen Carl Nelson	MT	04-25-1967	Vietnam	Marines
186	Phillip Arthur Nichols	MT	10-13-1970	Vietnam	Army
187	Lee Edward Nordahl	MT	12-20-1965	Vietnam	Navy
188	★ Arthur Alen O'Brien	AZ	01-14-1967	Vietnam	Marines
189	Daniel John O'Neill	MT	03-09-1969	Vietnam	Army
190	★ Gerald Ray Olmsted	WA	01-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
191	James Allan Osterloth	MT	03-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
192	Stephen Stanford Oviatt	MT	12-05-1969	Vietnam	Army
193	Michael David Padilla	MT	04-20-1968	Vietnam	Marines
194	Joseph E Parker Jr	MT	06-30-1965	Vietnam	Army
195	★ John Edward Parton	AZ	07-04-1972	Vietnam	Marines
196	Randolph Allen Perry Jr	MT	12-20-1972	Vietnam	Air Force
197	George Edward Peters Jr	MT	05-01-1968	Vietnam	Army
198	Duane Kenneth Peterson	MT	11-17-1969	Vietnam	Army
199	John James Petrie	MT	03-09-1969	Vietnam	Army
200	Michael W Picard	MT	02-20-1968	Vietnam	Army

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