Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Teodoro Santellan
MI 09-23-1968 Vietnam Army
2142
Patrick Angelo Santo
MI 08-28-1969 Vietnam Army
2143
Hugh Henry Sarah
MI 09-23-1969 Vietnam Army
2144
Arnold Paul Sarna
MI 03-13-1968 Vietnam Army
2145
William John Sattler III
CA 04-29-1970 Vietnam Army
2146
Philip Howard Sauer
CA 04-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
2147
Ollie Leslie Sauls Jr
MI 05-27-1968 Vietnam Army
2148
William A Sawyer
MI 02-06-1968 Vietnam Army
2149
George Joseph Scanlan
MI 01-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
2150
Donald Young Scarberry
MI 05-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2151
Elmer Wayne Scarborough
MI 07-04-1966 Vietnam Army
2152
James Sam Scarmeas Jr
MI 05-21-1969 Vietnam Army
2153
Donald Fred Schafer
MI 05-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
2154
Edward Earl Schell
MI 02-06-1967 Vietnam Army
2155
Jerry L Schemel
MI 07-27-1966 Vietnam Army
2156
Paul Everett Schieve
MI 05-30-1968 Vietnam Army
2157
Victor Steven Schlichting
MI 02-21-1969 Vietnam Marines
2158
William David Schlutter
WI 03-17-1971 Vietnam Army
2159
Daniel Thomas Schmidt
MI 06-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
2160
Denis Gordon Schmidt
MI 05-16-1969 Vietnam Army
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