Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Norman Florian Benedik
PA 11-13-1969 Vietnam Army
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Alfredo Benigni
PA 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Donald Charles Bennett Jr
PA 02-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Joseph Richard Bennett
PA 04-24-1968 Vietnam Army
185
William Donavan Benning
PA 05-11-1965 Vietnam Army
186
John Frederick Bense Jr
PA 04-17-1967 Vietnam Army
187
Arnold Benson Jr
PA 09-05-1967 Vietnam Army
188
Gerald Leroy Berg
PA 07-02-1966 Vietnam Army
189
Eldin George Berger Jr
PA 10-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
190
Jack Berkebile
PA 11-23-1968 Vietnam Navy
191
Lawrence Augustine Berneski
PA 10-15-1967 Vietnam Air Force
192
Joel Bernstein
PA 08-25-1966 Vietnam Marines
193
Floyd Joseph Berry Jr
PA 02-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
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George Michael Bevich Jr
PA 12-04-1966 Vietnam Air Force
195
John Michael Beyrand
PA 08-09-1967 Vietnam Army
196
Steven Michael Bezenski
PA 03-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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Nicholas Charles Bianconi
PA 07-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
198
Barry Alan Bidwell
PA 06-18-1971 Vietnam Navy
199
Rudolph John Bielek Jr
PA 01-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
200
Thomas Ralph Bierline
PA 11-19-1970 Vietnam Army
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