Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Randall Roger Freeberg
MN 08-22-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Elmer Eugene Freese
MN 11-23-1968 Vietnam Army
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David Urban Fritz
MN 08-27-1968 Vietnam Army
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Lauren Dean Fritz
MN 12-24-1969 Vietnam Air Force
265
Clifford Kenneth Frye
MN 07-11-1967 Vietnam Army
266
Eugene Edward Fuller
MN 04-02-1966 Vietnam Marines
267
Robert Edward Furstenwerth
WA 12-26-1971 Vietnam Army
268
Byrl William Gaertner
MN 05-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
269
Dale Francis Gagne
MN 07-12-1967 Vietnam Army
270
Joseph James Gagne
MN 09-20-1970 Vietnam Army
271
William Joseph Gagnier
MN 09-11-1968 Vietnam Army
272
Michael John Gardner
MN 05-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
273
Boyd Grayson Garner
MN 03-12-1967 Vietnam Army
274
Robert Fredrick Gartner
MN 08-27-1971 Vietnam Army
275
Deryl Ray Garvick
MN 02-16-1968 Vietnam Army
276
Donnie Adelbert Geerdes
MN 06-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
277
Donald Anton Gehling
MN 10-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
278
Jonathon Lee Gens
MN 04-27-1968 Vietnam Army
279
John Alois Gerdesmeier
MN 08-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
280
William Arnold Gibbs
MN 09-11-1968 Vietnam Army
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