Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Walter Frederick Steffens
MI 09-13-1967 Vietnam Army
2342
Charles Ervin Steffler
MI 04-15-1970 Vietnam Army
2343
Herbert Neil Stehle
MI 06-11-1968 Vietnam Army
2344
Dennis Arthur Stephens
MI 06-11-1970 Vietnam Army
2345
Jasper Stephens Jr
MI 04-29-1966 Vietnam Army
2346
David Walter Sterling
MI 01-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
2347
G Lyle Stetten
MI 01-11-1967 Vietnam Army
2348
Dennis Michael Stevens
MI 12-11-1967 Vietnam Marines
2349
Philip Paul Stevens
MI 01-11-1968 Vietnam Navy
2350
Robert Louis Stevens Jr
MI 06-22-1967 Vietnam Army
2351
Bobby Dale Stevenson
MI 10-08-1967 Vietnam Navy
2352
Rufus Newton Stevenson Jr
MI 05-14-1969 Vietnam Army
2353
Charles Leroy Stewart Jr
MI 10-31-1972 Vietnam Army
2354
John Wallace Stewart
MI 05-05-1969 Vietnam Army
2355
Rick James Stewart
MI 06-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
2356
Dennis Lawrence Stiglitz
MI 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
2357
Gordon Alan Stoakley
MI 02-16-1971 Vietnam Army
2358
James Byron Stockdale
MI 09-13-1969 Vietnam Army
2359
Dwight Ross Stockholm
MI 05-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
2360
Keith Arthur Stoddard
MI 02-01-1971 Vietnam Army
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