Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
281	★ Frederick Lee Fields	FL	11-30-1970	Vietnam	Army
282	William Robert Finn	LA	12-24-1971	Vietnam	Air Force
283	Mitchell Lawrence Firmin	LA	09-27-1968	Vietnam	Army
284	Dannie Fitch	LA	05-13-1970	Vietnam	Army
285	Kenneth Michael Flashner	LA	02-28-1970	Vietnam	Army
286	John Earl Fletcher	LA	11-14-1968	Vietnam	Marines
287	Troy Lee Flint	LA	05-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
288	David Allen Floyd	LA	03-01-1969	Vietnam	Marines
289	George Edward Flynn III	LA	09-23-1964	Vietnam	Air Force
290	Harold Brown Flynn	LA	08-09-1971	Vietnam	Navy
291	Raymond Patrick Flynn	LA	01-17-1964	Vietnam	Army
292	Michael Arthur Fontaine	LA	01-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
293	Chester Joseph C Fontenot	LA	05-17-1968	Vietnam	Navy
294	Gary Paul Fontenot	LA	08-12-1967	Vietnam	Marines
295	Harold Fontenot	LA	07-29-1967	Vietnam	Navy
296	Bob Joe Ford Jr	LA	12-21-1969	Vietnam	Marines
297	Robert Foreman Jr	LA	03-26-1970	Vietnam	Army
298	Kenneth John Foret	LA	12-06-1967	Vietnam	Army
299	Billy Ray Foster	LA	06-15-1966	Vietnam	Army
300	Douglas Bernard Fournet	LA	05-04-1968	Vietnam	Army

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