Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3141
Earl Charles Willoughby
PA 09-07-1965 Vietnam Air Force
3142
Robert Glenn Willow
PA 09-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
3143
Robert John Wills
PA 06-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
3144
David Wilson
AR 06-12-1968 Vietnam Army
3145
David Ralph Wilson
PA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
3146
George Lincoln Wilson
PA 11-08-1967 Vietnam Army
3147
Harry Conard Wilson II
PA 11-18-1967 Vietnam Army
3148
John Henry Wilson
PA 11-03-1969 Vietnam Army
3149
John William Wilson Jr
PA 11-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
3150
Lloyd Calveria Wilson
PA 03-05-1966 Vietnam Army
3151
Michael Jay Wilson
WI 10-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
3152
Robert Allyn Wilson
PA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
3153
John Edward Windfelder
PA 11-28-1971 Vietnam Army
3154
Richard Lee Windsheimer
PA 07-30-1969 Vietnam Marines
3155
James Albert Wingert
PA 08-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
3156
Melvin Ralph Wink
PA 06-01-1970 Vietnam Army
3157
Thomas John Winkelvoss
PA 05-26-1966 Vietnam Army
3158
Theodore Alan Winowitch
PA 12-30-1964 Vietnam Army
3159
Edwin Thomas Winter
PA 06-10-1970 Vietnam Army
3160
William Fredrick Winters
PA 05-20-1966 Vietnam Army
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