Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Gregory Michael Leinen
CA 02-09-1969 Vietnam Army
2962
Robert Ronald Leisy
WA 12-02-1969 Vietnam Army
2963
Anthony Leroy Lema
CA 01-11-1969 Vietnam Army
2964
Charles Ruiz Lemus Jr
CA 10-31-1968 Vietnam Army
2965
Kinny San Leon-Guerrero
CA 06-29-1968 Vietnam Army
2966
Arnold Lee Leonard Jr
CA 06-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
2967
Edward N Leonard
CA 01-25-1966 Vietnam Army
2968
Sidney Lamar Leonard
AL 02-10-1968 Vietnam Army
2969
Earl Roger Lerch
CA 06-04-1968 Vietnam Navy
2970
John Andrew Lestelle II
CA 03-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
2971
James Robert Lester
CA 06-29-1967 Vietnam Army
2972
Gary Wayne Letson
CA 06-18-1969 Vietnam Marines
2973
William James Levett
CA 02-24-1969 Vietnam Army
2974
Robert Phillip Levin
CA 02-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2975
Sai Gin Lew
CA 12-05-1970 Vietnam Army
2976
Victor Walter Lew
CA 07-04-1971 Vietnam Army
2977
Vincent Gene Lew
CA 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
2978
Adron Lee Lewis
CA 06-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
2979
Allen Wayne Lewis
CA 06-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
2980
Calvin Lewis
CA 01-06-1969 Vietnam Army
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