Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Neal Alexander Lord Jr
CA 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
3062
Robert J Lorenzo
CA 03-24-1968 Vietnam Army
3063
John Edward Lortz III
CA 03-10-1969 Vietnam Army
3064
Fred George Losel Jr
CA 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
3065
Ernest Felipe Losoya
CA 12-19-1965 Vietnam Marines
3066
Raul Losoya
CA 01-06-1972 Vietnam Army
3067
George Francis Lostutter
CA 08-04-1969 Vietnam Army
3068
Phillip Anthony Lotta
CA 02-25-1966 Vietnam Marines
3069
Lauriano Lawrence Lovato
CA 10-09-1965 Vietnam Army
3070
John Love Jr
CA 05-12-1969 Vietnam Army
3071
Ronald Ray Loveland
CA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
3072
Ervin Lovell
CA 05-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
3073
Terrance Lee Lovenguth
CA 12-14-1963 Vietnam Army
3074
Clayton Bentley Lowe Jr
CA 06-01-1967 Vietnam Army
3075
Edward Leonard Lowe
CA 12-26-1965 Vietnam Marines
3076
Michael Ayr Lowery
CA 02-05-1967 Vietnam Army
3077
Roger Dale Lowery
CA 09-14-1969 Vietnam Marines
3078
James Earl Lowry
CA 12-21-1969 Vietnam Marines
3079
Donald James Lozano
CA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
3080
Fernando Leonard Lozano
CA 01-25-1969 Vietnam Army
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