Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
241	Charles Henry Dyches	SC	03-30-1968	Vietnam	Army
242	★ Ishmell Eaddy	CT	01-08-1968	Vietnam	Marines
243	Royce Edsel Eddleman	SC	04-21-1968	Vietnam	Army
244	Harold T Edmondson Jr	SC	01-30-1966	Vietnam	Army
245	Austin Ivan Edwards	SC	03-03-1969	Vietnam	Army
246	Edwin Ray Edwards	SC	03-03-1968	Vietnam	Marines
247	Fredfor Edwards	SC	08-22-1968	Vietnam	Army
248	Harry Jerome Edwards	SC	01-20-1972	Vietnam	Army
249	James Merton Edwards	SC	08-08-1968	Vietnam	Marines
250	William Edgar Edwards	SC	04-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
251	Robert Burch Eldridge	SC	11-05-1969	Vietnam	Army
252	Tharold Washington Elliott	SC	05-02-1967	Vietnam	Army
253	James Marion Ellis	SC	05-05-1969	Vietnam	Army
254	Randall Shelley Ellis	SC	04-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
255	Raymond Dean Ellis	SC	05-11-1970	Vietnam	Army
256	William Ellis Jr	SC	06-24-1966	Vietnam	Army
257	Robert Lovis Elmore	SC	04-18-1968	Vietnam	Army
258	Anthony John Estella	SC	10-23-1967	Vietnam	Army
259	Colie Etheridge Jr	SC	06-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
260	Alonza Evans	SC	09-13-1966	Vietnam	Marines

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