Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
221	★ Larry Douglas Engebretson	WA	07-13-1970	Vietnam	Army
222	Terence Dean Engel	MN	05-16-1965	Vietnam	Air Force
223	Russell Alan Engren	MN	08-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
224	★ Robert Earl Enright	AZ	12-31-1968	Vietnam	Army
225	Harvey Gordon Enz	MN	03-22-1969	Vietnam	Army
226	John Henry Erbes	MN	02-27-1969	Vietnam	Marines
227	David Wayne Erickson	MN	03-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
228	Kent Douglas Erickson	MN	03-29-1971	Vietnam	Army
229	Richard Anton Erickson	MN	01-24-1967	Vietnam	Army
230	Thomas Gustav Erickson	MN	11-24-1966	Vietnam	Army
231	Richard Louis Ertl	MN	07-31-1967	Vietnam	Army
232	John Paul Esparza Jr	MN	02-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
233	Ronald Henry Essler	MN	11-23-1967	Vietnam	Army
234	Thomas James Evans	MN	06-17-1966	Vietnam	Marines
235	Eddie Lee Evenson	MN	03-23-1969	Vietnam	Army
236	Richard Clayton Ewald	MN	10-29-1968	Vietnam	Army
237	Woodrow Johnsen Ewald Jr	MN	09-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
238	David Raymond Faehnrich	MN	08-27-1967	Vietnam	Marines
239	David Anthony Fasnacht	MN	07-15-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
240	Roger Theodore Fast	MN	08-19-1968	Vietnam	Army

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