Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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James Dale Snyder
OH 02-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
2642
Lawrence David Snyder
OH 11-30-1967 Vietnam Army
2643
Robert Duane Snyder
OH 06-28-1967 Vietnam Army
2644
Thomas Lynn Snyder
OH 09-14-1969 Vietnam Army
2645
Joseph S Sobczak II
OH 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
2646
Thomas Soliz
CA 09-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
2647
Franklin Ellwood Sollars
OH 01-19-1968 Vietnam Army
2648
Robert Stephen Sombati
OH 01-05-1970 Vietnam Army
2649
Richard G Sonneberger
OH 07-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
2650
Edwin Charles Sonnichsen
OH 08-21-1968 Vietnam Army
2651
Charles David Sonnkalb Jr
OH 08-16-1968 Vietnam Army
2652
Joseph Paul Soule
OH 03-28-1970 Vietnam Air Force
2653
Jerry Lee Southard
OH 06-25-1969 Vietnam Army
2654
Donald Michael Sower
UT 08-02-1967 Vietnam Army
2655
Randal Gene Sowers
OH 07-08-1970 Vietnam Army
2656
George Stephen Spak Jr
OH 09-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
2657
John Flanagan Spangler
OH 07-08-1970 Vietnam Army
2658
Larry Kieth Spangler
OH 02-12-1968 Vietnam Marines
2659
Michael Robert Spangler
OH 01-13-1969 Vietnam Army
2660
James Edward Sparks
CA 12-18-1968 Vietnam Army
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