Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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★ indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in South Carolina

	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
181	★ Claude Henry Covington	NY	04-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
182	★ Elbert Elisah Cox Jr	VA	05-01-1968	Vietnam	Marines
183	Joseph William Cox	SC	09-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
184	Roger Dale Cox	SC	12-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
185	Robert Mitchell Craig	SC	07-25-1967	Vietnam	Army
186	Wayne Franklin Crapse	SC	02-13-1968	Vietnam	Marines
187	Albert Eugene Creamer	SC	04-15-1969	Vietnam	Army
188	Floyd Allen Cribb	SC	01-29-1966	Vietnam	Army
189	Jimmy O'Neal Croft	SC	06-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
190	Jackie Lawrence Crosby	SC	03-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
191	Donald Coleman Crotts	SC	06-13-1968	Vietnam	Marines
192	★ Johnie King Culbreath	FL	05-11-1965	Vietnam	Army
193	John Paul Culp	SC	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
194	Kenneth Leroy Culvey	SC	07-14-1967	Vietnam	Army
195	Johnny Jacob Cureton Jr	SC	08-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
196	James Currie Jr	SC	08-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
197	Johnnie Lincoln Daniel	SC	10-04-1966	Vietnam	Army
198	Danny Earl Daniels	SC	02-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
199	Dana Cornell Darnell	SC	04-26-1967	Vietnam	Marines
200	David Winthrop Dash	SC	04-08-1970	Vietnam	Army

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