Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
201	David D Davenport Jr	SC	02-05-1967	Vietnam	Army
202	Donald Charles Daves	SC	11-15-1967	Vietnam	Army
203	Charles Edward Davis Jr	SC	03-17-1969	Vietnam	Marines
204	Corner Mack Davis	SC	06-23-1972	Vietnam	Army
205	★ Erle Fletcher Davis	DC	10-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
206	John K Davis	SC	02-26-1967	Vietnam	Army
207	Lewis Anthony Davis	SC	03-17-1971	Vietnam	Navy
208	Randy Mayo Davis	SC	05-13-1970	Vietnam	Army
209	Roland K Davis	SC	01-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
210	Ronnie Lee Davis	SC	07-07-1969	Vietnam	Army
211	Willie James Davis	SC	07-14-1969	Vietnam	Army
212	Wilson Davis	SC	06-09-1970	Vietnam	Army
213	Woodrow Davis Jr	SC	06-15-1968	Vietnam	Army
214	Calvin Donald Dawkins	SC	12-13-1967	Vietnam	Marines
215	Clarence Dawkins Jr	SC	03-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
216	Philip Ray Dearing	SC	05-19-1971	Vietnam	Army
217	Delmar Claude Dennis	SC	04-09-1969	Vietnam	Army
218	Alvin Joseph Derrick	SC	02-03-1969	Vietnam	Marines
219	Brunson Alex Derrick Sr	SC	03-10-1971	Vietnam	Army
220	Wallace James Dietz	SC	04-12-1968	Vietnam	Army

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