Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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James Adrian Setter
MI 03-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
2202
Jeffery Colin Settlemyre
MI 05-14-1968 Vietnam Army
2203
Andrew Bowman Sexton
MI 11-08-1969 Vietnam Army
2204
Edward Cicero Sexton
MI 05-29-1966 Vietnam Marines
2205
Gary Carl Seymour
MI 06-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
2206
Gary Christopher Shafer
FL 05-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
2207
Roger Dale Shafer
MI 07-22-1968 Vietnam Army
2208
Gregory Randall Shambaugh
MI 03-06-1968 Vietnam Army
2209
Kenneth Wayne Shapland
MI 02-18-1968 Vietnam Army
2210
Burton Irving Sharp
MI 05-19-1967 Vietnam Army
2211
Ray Lavern Sharp
MI 01-21-1969 Vietnam Navy
2212
Charles Dennis Sharpe
MI 05-25-1970 Vietnam Army
2213
Thomas Edward Sharpe
MI 05-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
2214
Terry Dean Shauver
MI 03-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
2215
David Lawrence Sheaffer
MI 09-22-1971 Vietnam Army
2216
Gregory William Sheeler
MI 05-28-1970 Vietnam Army
2217
Darrel Andre Shellie
MI 02-01-1968 Vietnam Army
2218
Charles H Shelton
MI 06-11-1966 Vietnam Army
2219
Gary Robert Shepperdson
MI 09-30-1968 Vietnam Navy
2220
Thomas Alan Sherman
MI 01-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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