Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Brian Dale Upright
PA 10-04-1970 Vietnam Army
2942
Ronald Michael Urbanski
PA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
2943
Joseph Herman Urmann
PA 06-14-1967 Vietnam Army
2944
Paul Dean Urquhart
PA 05-28-1971 Vietnam Army
2945
John Clannahan Usilton
PA 07-12-1969 Vietnam Navy
2946
Glenn Curtis Valente
PA 01-05-1971 Vietnam Army
2947
James Russell Valentine
PA 05-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
2948
Lewis Russell Valentine
PA 02-15-1969 Vietnam Army
2949
David N Valerio
PA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
2950
Julius Joseph Valint Jr
PA 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
2951
Francis J Valkos
PA 02-10-1965 Vietnam Army
2952
Michael Valunas
PA 03-24-1969 Vietnam Army
2953
Clifford Dale Van Artsdalen
PA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
2954
Richard William Van Blarcom
PA 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
2955
Deane S Van Dyke Jr
PA 04-28-1966 Vietnam Army
2956
Richard Haven Van Dyke
UT 09-11-1968 Vietnam Air Force
2957
Depuy Raymond Van Keuren
PA 08-22-1965 Vietnam Marines
2958
Michael Anthony Vancosky
PA 05-04-1970 Vietnam Marines
2959
William F Vandervort Jr
PA 04-26-1968 Vietnam Army
2960
Kenneth Leslie Vanlew
PA 07-09-1966 Vietnam Army
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