Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Thomas J Davis III
LA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
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Cecil Ernest Daw
LA 06-25-1966 Vietnam Navy
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Charles Oden De Jean III
LA 07-09-1966 Vietnam Army
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Arthur J De La Houssaye Jr
LA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Norman E Decareaux Jr
LA 08-08-1966 Vietnam Marines
226
Charles Berlin Dedon
LA 07-03-1969 Vietnam Army
227
Willie James Delacroix
LA 12-30-1969 Vietnam Army
228
James Edward Delrie
LA 06-26-1967 Vietnam Army
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Roger Edward Denny
LA 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Sidney Edward Denton
LA 06-13-1967 Vietnam Army
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Abraham R Derryberry III
LA 03-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Richard Jude Desselle
LA 05-01-1967 Vietnam Army
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Grover Lee Dickson
LA 11-11-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Isaac Andrew Diez Jr
LA 06-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
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John Albert Broadus Dillard Jr
LA 05-12-1970 Vietnam Army
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Stanley Wesley Dix
LA 07-23-1967 Vietnam Army
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Guy Woods Doherty
LA 07-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Haskell Junior Dolan
LA 10-01-1970 Vietnam Army
239
Harold Conway Doss Jr
LA 10-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
240
Charles Doty
LA 11-08-1967 Vietnam Army
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