Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Iowa
Name State Date War Branch
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Newton Morgan Gray Jr
IA 05-20-1968 Vietnam Army
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Paul Houston Gray
IA 02-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
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James Edward Green
IA 03-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Timothy Lee Green
IA 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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Phillip Harry Grego
IA 08-23-1966 Vietnam Marines
306
LaVerne Albert Greiner
CO 04-15-1969 Vietnam Navy
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Galen Dean Grethen
IA 04-16-1966 Vietnam Army
308
Henry Arthur Gretten
IA 02-13-1966 Vietnam Army
309
Terrence Hastings Griffey
IA 05-26-1966 Vietnam Air Force
310
Gerald Charles Griffin
NE 10-06-1962 Vietnam Navy
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Larry Marshall Gronewold
IA 03-25-1968 Vietnam Army
312
Wayne William Gross
IA 08-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
313
Dennis Anthony Gunder
IA 08-24-1968 Vietnam Army
314
David Craig Gunderson
IA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
315
Lawrence Raymond Hagedorn
IA 04-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
316
Michael Duane Hahn
IA 08-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
317
Dennis Allen Haines
IA 02-03-1970 Vietnam Army
318
Bruce Charles Halbach
IA 11-19-1970 Vietnam Army
319
Ricky Gene Hall
IA 08-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
320
Russell Louis Halley
IA 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
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