Gold Star Veterans : Montana Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
241	Peter Michael Stengem	MT	04-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
242	Jacob Francis Stepan	MT	03-10-1967	Vietnam	Army
243	James Williams Stephens	MT	09-13-1965	Vietnam	Marines
244	Arthur Lee Stockburger	MT	08-27-1968	Vietnam	Marines
245	Douglas Gerald Street	MT	02-28-1967	Vietnam	Marines
246	★ Edward Earl Strombeck	HI	06-17-1967	Vietnam	Army
247	Richard Hurrell Stube	MT	09-20-1970	Vietnam	Army
248	Michael Edward Styer	MT	01-13-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
249	David Patrick Sullivan	MT	09-04-1968	Vietnam	Army
250	Jon Ray Summers	MT	05-20-1969	Vietnam	Marines
251	William Elling Swensgard	MT	09-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
252	Douglas Wayne Tallon	MT	05-02-1967	Vietnam	Army
253	Ronald Russell Tanner	MT	05-31-1970	Vietnam	Army
254	★ James Harry Taylor	CA	02-15-1971	Vietnam	Army
255	William Eugene Taylor	MT	03-23-1970	Vietnam	Marines
256	Austin Teeth	MT	04-28-1969	Vietnam	Marines
257	★ Ricardo Robert Tejano	WA	06-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
258	Gary David Thatcher	MT	02-06-1970	Vietnam	Army
259	★ Richard Lynn Thomas	CA	09-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
260	Robert Joseph Thomas	MT	03-17-1970	Vietnam	Army

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