Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut Vietnam War

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Anibal Falcon
CT 08-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Frederick John Falk Jr
CT 01-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Russell Thomas Fant
CT 02-03-1969 Vietnam Army
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Michael Melvin Farmer
CT 11-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Allen Stearns Farnham
CT 12-30-1968 Vietnam Army
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Gene Edward Fecteau
CT 07-11-1968 Vietnam Army
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William Charles Fenton Jr
CT 03-26-1969 Vietnam Army
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Donald Porter Ferguson
CT 01-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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Peter Clarence Ferguson
CT 06-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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Whitney T Ferguson III
CT 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Ray Leonard Ferry III
CT 04-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
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David Andrew Fialko Jr
CT 11-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Drew Fiedler
CT 10-12-1968 Vietnam Army
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Allan Paul Firmneck
CT 04-22-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Crosley James Fitton Jr
CT 02-29-1968 Vietnam Air Force
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George Richard Fitzgerald
CT 09-17-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Duncan Hartwell Fleming
CT 06-03-1967 Vietnam Army
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Randall Scott Fletcher
CT 08-24-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Gerald Flynn
CT 05-31-1969 Vietnam Army
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Gerald Henry Forgue
CT 10-30-1968 Vietnam Army
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