Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Jerrald Leroy Edwards
CA 09-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Steven Frank Edwards
IA 01-18-1970 Vietnam Army
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Dale Edward Egbert
IA 11-24-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Dennis Lee Eilers
IA 12-24-1965 Vietnam Air Force
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Thomas John Eischeid
IA 05-23-1968 Vietnam Navy
226
Paul David Ekart
IA 01-26-1968 Vietnam Navy
227
Samuel Alvin Eklofe
IA 02-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
228
Mark Allen Ellsworth
IA 09-25-1968 Vietnam Army
229
Ronald Eugene Embree
IA 01-09-1970 Vietnam Army
230
Mark Leo English
IA 12-18-1966 Vietnam Army
231
Vance Martin Evans
IA 10-23-1969 Vietnam Army
232
Lauren Ray Everett
IA 10-17-1971 Vietnam Navy
233
Michael Lee Ewing
IA 06-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Edwin Ewoldt
IA 02-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
235
Merle Keith Fagerlind Jr
IA 12-04-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Carroll Eugene Fankhauser
IA 08-24-1965 Vietnam Marines
237
Randall Lee Farlow
IA 09-17-1968 Vietnam Army
238
Robert Dale Farnham
IA 01-14-1970 Vietnam Army
239
William Douglas Farrell
IA 01-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
240
Bruce Jerome Fedler
IA 09-17-1968 Vietnam Army
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