Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Michael David Gehrt
IA 11-24-1970 Vietnam Army
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Ralph Bernard Gerken
IA 07-05-1967 Vietnam Army
283
Anson Thorne Geronzin Jr
IA 06-23-1969 Vietnam Army
284
Roger Lee Gertsen
IA 03-31-1966 Vietnam Marines
285
Jerry Guy Giberson
IA 06-20-1970 Vietnam Army
286
Harvey Woodford Gilbert
IA 08-13-1966 Vietnam Army
287
James Michael Gilbert
IA 05-11-1969 Vietnam Army
288
Ricky Maurice Glaspey
IA 12-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
289
Francis E Glazebrook Jr
IA 09-08-1967 Vietnam Army
290
Dennis Ray Glenn
IA 05-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
291
David Robert Goll
IA 05-14-1970 Vietnam Army
292
William Frank Golliday
IA 08-24-1969 Vietnam Army
293
Richard Lee Goodman
IA 12-03-1968 Vietnam Army
294
Marvin Edward Gordon
IA 09-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
295
Larry Gene Gosch
IA 06-06-1969 Vietnam Army
296
Laurent Lee Gourley
IA 08-09-1969 Vietnam Air Force
297
Charles Edward Gradoville
IA 06-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
298
Charles Herbert Graham
AR 02-04-1968 Vietnam Army
299
George Richard Graham
IL 05-05-1964 Vietnam Army
300
Dale Eugene Grant
IA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
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