Gold Star Veterans : Kansas Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Kansas
Name State Date War Branch
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John Swain Gordon
KS 11-15-1967 Vietnam Army
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Edward Theodore Gorman III
KS 05-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Philip Lyn Gosselin
KS 07-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Gale Edward Gotti
CA 06-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Richard Lee Goudy
KS 08-09-1965 Vietnam Air Force
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John Allen Graber Jr
KS 03-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Martin Joseph Grace Jr
KS 05-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Dennis Lee Graham
KS 03-28-1968 Vietnam Air Force
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Robert Charles Greathouse
KS 10-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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Dennis Blaine Green
KS 01-19-1969 Vietnam Navy
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Luther Green Jr
KS 12-12-1970 Vietnam Army
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Roger Kenneth Greenway
CA 01-01-1970 Vietnam Army
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Charles Robert Greer
KS 03-21-1967 Vietnam Army
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Dean Lee Gretencord
KS 09-26-1967 Vietnam Army
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Keith D Griffin
KS 03-16-1967 Vietnam Army
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Patrick Joseph Griffin
KS 08-18-1968 Vietnam Navy
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Robert John Grothaus II
KS 05-14-1968 Vietnam Army
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John David Guillen
KS 02-02-1970 Vietnam Army
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Charles Ronald Gurtler
KS 04-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Albert Marshall Guyer
KS 04-08-1967 Vietnam Army
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