Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
201	Christopher John Bigley	PA	05-21-1971	Vietnam	Army
202	William John Bilbo Jr	PA	08-26-1968	Vietnam	Marines
203	Timothy James Bilko	PA	10-22-1965	Vietnam	Army
204	David Vern Billings	PA	01-07-1966	Vietnam	Marines
205	Michael Francis Bingham	PA	06-28-1966	Vietnam	Army
206	Francis Joseph Birchak	PA	01-11-1969	Vietnam	Air Force
207	Thomas Arnold Bird Jr	PA	03-21-1966	Vietnam	Marines
208	Kenneth Paul Bireley	PA	07-04-1967	Vietnam	Marines
209	Edward Allen Bischoff	PA	01-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
210	Leonard Thomas Bish	PA	05-16-1967	Vietnam	Army
211	Jack Bitting	PA	04-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
212	Martin Edward Bixler	PA	10-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
213	Robert Jacob Black	PA	10-15-1966	Vietnam	Marines
214	Robert James Black Jr	PA	01-19-1968	Vietnam	Marines
215	William B Blackmon Jr	PA	01-17-1971	Vietnam	Army
216	Kenneth Blackwell	PA	05-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
217	John Emery Bladek	PA	04-25-1969	Vietnam	Army
218	Stephen Paul Blanchett	PA	03-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
219	Charles Joseph Blanco	PA	09-20-1966	Vietnam	Army
220	Frank Hufford Blank	PA	08-18-1965	Vietnam	Marines

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