Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
2681
Donald Maurice Singer
PA 08-17-1966 Vietnam Air Force
2682
John Halleck Singer
PA 04-15-1969 Vietnam Navy
2683
Samuel Arnold Singer
PA 04-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
2684
Delbert Leo Singler Jr
PA 03-03-1969 Vietnam Navy
2685
Neely James Singletary
PA 05-11-1967 Vietnam Army
2686
Joseph Michael Sinkewicz
PA 02-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
2687
Wayne Keith Sippey
PA 02-26-1967 Vietnam Army
2688
William Douglas Sisler
WV 06-19-1968 Vietnam Army
2689
Charles E Sivits
PA 12-09-1966 Vietnam Army
2690
Frank Albert Skocich
PA 09-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
2691
Leonard F Skoniecki Jr
PA 09-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
2692
Edmund Skunda
PA 01-24-1968 Vietnam Army
2693
Charles Leroy Slack Jr
PA 02-15-1967 Vietnam Army
2694
Larry Ray Slagle
PA 04-15-1970 Vietnam Army
2695
John Daniel Slesh Jr
PA 05-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
2696
Donald James Slichter
PA 07-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
2697
Bobby Louis Sloan
PA 05-08-1967 Vietnam Army
2698
Quenton Edward Slocum Jr
PA 05-17-1968 Vietnam Navy
2699
Alexander Martin Slussear
PA 08-16-1968 Vietnam Army
2700
Terry Sidney Small
PA 09-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
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