Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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John James Corwin II
IN 04-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Darrell Wayne Cottrell
IN 05-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Charles Allen Covey
IN 05-10-1970 Vietnam Army
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Darell Lee Covington
IN 06-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
305
Everett Frederick Cox
IN 12-24-1968 Vietnam Army
306
Gary Wayne Cox
IN 05-28-1969 Vietnam Army
307
Benjamin D Coy Jr
IN 08-30-1967 Vietnam Army
308
Randall Lewis Crabtree
IN 04-26-1970 Vietnam Army
309
Dickey Craig
IN 10-19-1970 Vietnam Army
310
Gary Raymond Craig
CA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
311
William Anderson Craig
IN 08-05-1970 Vietnam Army
312
Charles Everett Crandall
IN 01-31-1968 Vietnam Navy
313
Donald Leonard Crane
IN 05-28-1967 Vietnam Marines
314
Leonard Isler Craven
IN 02-11-1966 Vietnam Army
315
Gordon Lee Crawford
IN 02-01-1971 Vietnam Army
316
Johnny Ray Crawford
IN 10-06-1967 Vietnam Army
317
Charles Forak Creamer III
IN 11-28-1970 Vietnam Army
318
Richard Earl Creason
IN 11-04-1967 Vietnam Army
319
Jerry N Creasy
IN 08-19-1969 Vietnam Army
320
Dennis Wray Cripe
IN 02-20-1969 Vietnam Marines
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