Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Danny Wayne Wanamaker
CA 07-26-1966 Vietnam Army
3002
Alan Curtis Ward
OH 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
3003
Craig Nelson Ward
OH 11-28-1970 Vietnam Marines
3004
Kurt Eugene Ward
OH 07-18-1968 Vietnam Army
3005
Paul Ward
OH 08-22-1970 Vietnam Army
3006
Ralph Leland Ward
OH 03-05-1971 Vietnam Army
3007
Theodore Davison Ward
OH 05-08-1969 Vietnam Army
3008
Tom Ward
OH 08-20-1964 Vietnam Army
3009
Francis Louis Ware III
OH 03-06-1970 Vietnam Army
3010
Dennis Eugene Warne
OH 11-13-1967 Vietnam Army
3011
Gary Allen Warner
OH 12-14-1968 Vietnam Army
3012
Michael Lee Warner
OH 01-22-1969 Vietnam Army
3013
Arthur Leonard Warren
OH 12-05-1966 Vietnam Air Force
3014
John Albert Warren
OH 10-30-1969 Vietnam Army
3015
Stephen George Wassenich
OH 06-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
3016
Frederick Allen Wathen
OH 07-13-1966 Vietnam Navy
3017
Harold David Watkins
OH 07-29-1967 Vietnam Navy
3018
Jeryl Linn Watkins
OH 05-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
3019
Kenneth Michael Watson
OH 04-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
3020
James Harold Waulk Jr
OH 02-20-1970 Vietnam Army
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