Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Terry Lyle Booth
PA 10-15-1969 Vietnam Marines
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William Douglas Booth
PA 05-12-1970 Vietnam Army
243
Bay Benton Boothe
PA 08-15-1968 Vietnam Army
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Joseph James Borick
PA 04-28-1967 Vietnam Army
245
Clifford Glenn Borrell
PA 02-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
246
Anthony Robert Bosh
CA 09-07-1966 Vietnam Marines
247
Bradley Lloyd Boswell
PA 09-15-1970 Vietnam Marines
248
John Richard Bottesch
PA 07-19-1966 Vietnam Air Force
249
Robert Charles Boucher
PA 04-20-1969 Vietnam Army
250
James Ignatius Bowdren Jr
PA 11-21-1970 Vietnam Army
251
Irvin Lester Bower Jr
PA 10-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
252
Donald Ira Bowers
PA 06-16-1966 Vietnam Air Force
253
James Dale Bowers
PA 07-02-1966 Vietnam Marines
254
Jerome Edward Bowers Jr
PA 04-18-1970 Vietnam Army
255
William James Bowers
PA 03-08-1968 Vietnam Army
256
Charles W Bowersox Jr
PA 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
257
John David Bowman III
PA 02-09-1966 Vietnam Army
258
Joseph Michael Bowman
PA 10-31-1968 Vietnam Army
259
Lester Elwood Bowman Jr
PA 07-22-1968 Vietnam Army
260
Robert Wayne Bowman
PA 03-15-1969 Vietnam Army
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