Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Nicholas S Conaxis
MA 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
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John Francis Concannon
MA 05-04-1966 Vietnam Army
263
James Gregory Condon III
MA 06-21-1966 Vietnam Army
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Edward Walter Connelly Jr
MA 05-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
265
Paul Allan Conner
FL 03-18-1968 Vietnam Army
266
Thomas Joseph Conners
MA 11-05-1966 Vietnam Army
267
Richard Connolly
MA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
268
James Francis Connor Jr
MA 02-11-1971 Vietnam Army
269
Dennis Conry
MA 04-30-1969 Vietnam Marines
270
Donald Constande
MA 08-12-1966 Vietnam Marines
271
Michael Eugen Constantine
MA 09-02-1968 Vietnam Army
272
Donald Allen Contarino
MA 08-14-1969 Vietnam Army
273
Daniel J Contestabile
MA 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
274
John James Conway
MA 03-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
275
Joseph Francis Cook
MA 05-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
276
Peter Allan Cook
MA 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
277
Robert Merle Cookson
MA 02-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
278
William Cooley
MA 02-09-1966 Vietnam Army
279
Edward Richard Cordeau
MA 03-07-1968 Vietnam Army
280
Edward James Cormier
MA 11-25-1969 Vietnam Army
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