Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert John Welch
MI 01-16-1967 Vietnam Air Force
2622
Robert Leroy Welch
MI 07-03-1970 Vietnam Marines
2623
James Allen Wells
MI 09-16-1971 Vietnam Army
2624
John Curtis Wells
MI 03-22-1968 Vietnam Army
2625
Richard Louis Wendel
MI 02-02-1968 Vietnam Navy
2626
Terry Arthur Wender
MI 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
2627
Robert Lee Wenger
MI 07-23-1966 Vietnam Marines
2628
Clyde Allen Wenrick
MI 10-02-1969 Vietnam Army
2629
William Charles Wentzel
MI 09-21-1967 Vietnam Army
2630
Edward John Wessels
MI 07-29-1967 Vietnam Navy
2631
Charles Robert West
MI 05-09-1970 Vietnam Army
2632
Jerald Dale West
MI 01-31-1970 Vietnam Army
2633
Theodore Elba Westbrook
MI 07-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
2634
Robert Jay Westrate
MI 06-07-1968 Vietnam Army
2635
John Thomas Wetzel
MI 02-28-1967 Vietnam Army
2636
William Eugene Wheeler
MI 07-15-1970 Vietnam Army
2637
Raymond Lawrence Whelpley
MI 09-06-1968 Vietnam Army
2638
David Vernon Whinnery
MI 04-29-1968 Vietnam Army
2639
Thomas Alvin Whitby
MI 05-12-1969 Vietnam Army
2640
Larry William Whitcome
MI 09-25-1966 Vietnam Army
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