Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Alger Lawrence White Jr
MI 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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Bedford Frederick White
MI 09-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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Charles Boyd White
MI 05-01-1966 Vietnam Army
2644
Roger Duwaine White
MI 12-27-1966 Vietnam Army
2645
Timothy Allen White
MI 07-28-1970 Vietnam Army
2646
Tommy Lee White
MI 04-05-1966 Vietnam Marines
2647
George David Whitelaw
MI 02-25-1968 Vietnam Army
2648
Thomas Daniel Whitlock
MI 11-01-1964 Vietnam Army
2649
Joseph Clerman Wiar Jr
MI 01-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
2650
Richard James Widmer
MI 03-20-1970 Vietnam Army
2651
Kenneth Harry Widon
MI 01-11-1968 Vietnam Navy
2652
Donald David Wielkopolan
MI 01-18-1968 Vietnam Army
2653
Larry Michael Wiginton
MI 06-10-1966 Vietnam Marines
2654
Raymond Lee Wilcox
MI 08-20-1969 Vietnam Army
2655
Bruce Jeffrey Wilder
MI 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
2656
Dean Allyn Wilderspin
MI 01-06-1970 Vietnam Marines
2657
Vernon Charles Wilderspin
MI 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
2658
William Mhoon Wilkerson
MI 09-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
2659
Douglas Wilmer Wilkie
MI 08-17-1969 Vietnam Army
2660
Robert George Wilkie
MI 12-21-1966 Vietnam Army
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