Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3101
Howard Keith Williams
OH 03-18-1968 Vietnam Air Force
3102
J C Williams
OH 06-11-1966 Vietnam Army
3103
Kenneth Corney Williams
OH 01-11-1972 Vietnam Army
3104
Leroy Williams
OH 09-09-1966 Vietnam Marines
3105
Noah Williams
OH 11-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
3106
Robert Williams
OH 12-15-1971 Vietnam Navy
3107
Robert Enoch Williams
OH 09-23-1968 Vietnam Marines
3108
Sammy Williams
OH 01-02-1967 Vietnam Army
3109
Timothy Taylor Williams
OH 07-10-1969 Vietnam Army
3110
Timothy Ronald Williams
OH 04-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
3111
Tommie Dorsey Williams
OH 04-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
3112
Walter Williams Jr
OH 06-09-1966 Vietnam Army
3113
Larry Gail Williamson
OH 03-11-1970 Vietnam Marines
3114
Richard Allen Willis
OH 08-24-1965 Vietnam Marines
3115
Watson Willis
OH 02-14-1966 Vietnam Army
3116
Clarence Cornelius Wilson
OH 03-09-1966 Vietnam Army
3117
Earnest Wilson
OH 03-15-1968 Vietnam Army
3118
Frank Willard Wilson
OH 06-06-1965 Vietnam Marines
3119
Garold Thomas Wilson
OH 10-24-1967 Vietnam Army
3120
John Ray Wilson
OH 07-24-1968 Vietnam Army
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