Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3001
David Rose Lilly
CA 09-09-1968 Vietnam Army
3002
Lawrence Eugene Lilly
CA 03-17-1971 Vietnam Army
3003
Morten Arvid Lind Jr
CA 05-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
3004
David Carl Lindberg
CA 05-21-1967 Vietnam Air Force
3005
John Richard Lindel
CA 05-27-1968 Vietnam Army
3006
Garry Harold Linder
CA 05-11-1966 Vietnam Marines
3007
George Richard Linder
CA 05-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
3008
Bruce Stuart Lindsay
CA 05-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
3009
Michael Claude Lindsay
WA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
3010
Reginald Wallace Lindsey
CA 01-04-1970 Vietnam Marines
3011
David William Linn
CA 05-07-1967 Vietnam Army
3012
Harold Lee Linville
NV 06-23-1970 Vietnam Navy
3013
Michael Glenn Lipsius
CA 04-19-1968 Vietnam Army
3014
Charles Lewis Liptak
CA 04-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
3015
Robert Chagoya Lira
CA 04-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
3016
Larry William Liss
CA 03-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
3017
Rodney Dwight Little
CA 08-16-1969 Vietnam Army
3018
Michael Wayne Lizarraga
CA 04-10-1969 Vietnam Army
3019
Paul Rosario Lo Forti
CA 11-23-1968 Vietnam Army
3020
Vincent Locatelli
CA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
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