Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Thomas Francis Sudlesky
PA 09-21-1968 Vietnam Army
2842
William James Sugden
PA 12-11-1968 Vietnam Army
2843
Patrick J Sughrue
PA 10-22-1967 Vietnam Army
2844
Hugh John Sullivan Jr
PA 06-05-1965 Vietnam Marines
2845
Jeremiah Joseph Sullivan
PA 10-23-1967 Vietnam Army
2846
John Bernard Sullivan III
PA 06-21-1966 Vietnam Air Force
2847
Pierre Leroy Sullivan
PA 05-02-1968 Vietnam Army
2848
Willis M Sullivan Jr
PA 06-16-1967 Vietnam Army
2849
John Anthony Surgalski
PA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
2850
Kenneth John Susmarski
PA 06-21-1969 Vietnam Army
2851
Matthew Earl Sutton Jr
PA 05-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
2852
Frank Carl Suvara Jr
PA 01-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
2853
Russell James Swanhart
PA 09-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
2854
Gary Lee Swartz
PA 02-27-1970 Vietnam Army
2855
James Albert Swartz Jr
PA 04-02-1970 Vietnam Marines
2856
Joseph Edward Sweeney
PA 05-29-1971 Vietnam Army
2857
Thomas James Sweeney
PA 02-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
2858
Richard Hause Sweger
PA 01-02-1969 Vietnam Army
2859
Pedro Arnado Swenson
PA 01-28-1967 Vietnam Marines
2860
James Thealbeart Swift Jr
PA 04-27-1970 Vietnam Army
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