Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Ronald Ray Baker
CA 06-05-1969 Vietnam Army
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Stanley Wellington Baker
CA 07-09-1966 Vietnam Army
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Steven Dewitt Baker
CA 05-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Tony Anderson Baker
CA 07-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Donald Keith Bakkie
CA 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
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David Zavala Balades
CA 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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James Frederick Balbirnie
CA 06-23-1966 Vietnam Army
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James Iverson Balch
CA 05-03-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Carlos Alberto Baldizon-Izquierdo
CA 08-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Larry Dean Baldwin
CA 03-22-1969 Vietnam Army
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James Marvin Ball
CA 09-16-1970 Vietnam Marines
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Mel Roy Ballard
CA 04-18-1968 Vietnam Army
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Robert Lee Ballard
CA 02-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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Charles Alan Ballauf
CA 07-07-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Joe Magdaleno Ballin Jr
CA 09-16-1966 Vietnam Marines
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David Allan Ballou
FL 08-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Stephen Anthony Balters Jr
CA 06-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Thomas Campbell Bamford
CA 08-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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Salvador M L Banaga Jr
CA 02-09-1968 Vietnam Army
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Gary Alan Banglos
CA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
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