Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Demetrio Lomeli Hernandez
CA 10-08-1967 Vietnam Army
2282
Felipe Hernandez
CA 08-25-1969 Vietnam Army
2283
Frank Sanchez Hernandez
CA 05-06-1970 Vietnam Army
2284
Julio Alfonso Hernandez Jr
CA 06-03-1968 Vietnam Marines
2285
Louis Peter Hernandez
CA 03-05-1966 Vietnam Marines
2286
Pedro Alexandro Hernandez
CA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
2287
Phillip Hernandez
CA 05-14-1969 Vietnam Army
2288
Ramon Antonio Hernandez
CA 11-27-1970 Vietnam Army
2289
Ramon S Hernandez Jr
CA 08-30-1968 Vietnam Army
2290
Rene Zarogoza Hernandez
CA 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
2291
Reyes Chavez Hernandez Jr
CA 05-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
2292
Reynaldo Castillo Hernandez
CA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
2293
Victor Reyes Hernandez
CA 10-18-1968 Vietnam Army
2294
Robert Edward Herndon
CA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
2295
Daniel Bruce Herrell
CA 10-23-1967 Vietnam Army
2296
Larry Herrera
CA 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
2297
Michael Ward Herrera
CA 04-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
2298
Phillip Arnold Herrera Jr
CA 09-08-1966 Vietnam Marines
2299
Oscar Herrgesell
CA 07-29-1972 Vietnam Army
2300
Henry Toro Herrick
CA 11-15-1965 Vietnam Army
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