Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3001
James Waller
PA 08-24-1968 Vietnam Army
3002
Richard Allen Wallick
PA 02-26-1969 Vietnam Army
3003
Carl William Walls
PA 05-15-1969 Vietnam Army
3004
Ronald Ray Walls
PA 09-26-1968 Vietnam Army
3005
William Henry Walls
PA 01-24-1966 Vietnam Marines
3006
Charles Sumner Walsh
PA 03-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
3007
Jeffrey Michael Walsh
PA 02-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
3008
Wayne Emerick Walsh Jr
PA 08-08-1970 Vietnam Army
3009
Clifton Martin Walter
PA 08-23-1966 Vietnam Marines
3010
Clyde Elmer Walter Jr
PA 10-11-1970 Vietnam Army
3011
Sherman Lee Walters
PA 08-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
3012
William Walters
PA 05-10-1969 Vietnam Army
3013
William E Walters
CA 05-17-1966 Vietnam Army
3014
James Robert Waltz
PA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
3015
Larry Thomas Waltz
PA 11-01-1968 Vietnam Navy
3016
Carl Joseph Wanner
PA 05-18-1969 Vietnam Air Force
3017
John Paul Wanto
PA 03-21-1970 Vietnam Army
3018
Patrick Edward Ward
PA 08-22-1968 Vietnam Army
3019
Horace Lee Wardell
PA 08-20-1970 Vietnam Army
3020
Dennis Michael Wargo
PA 05-09-1967 Vietnam Marines
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