Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
301	Jeffrey Alan Evans	MD	09-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
302	Earl Faison Jr	MD	04-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines
303	Bryant D Fannin	MD	11-15-1967	Vietnam	Army
304	Charles Edward Farmer	MD	10-05-1967	Vietnam	Army
305	John Harvey Feezer	MD	07-14-1968	Vietnam	Army
306	Edward William Fell Jr	MD	07-17-1968	Vietnam	Army
307	John Zang Fickus	MD	11-12-1968	Vietnam	Marines
308	Clinton Angelo Fields	MD	05-08-1967	Vietnam	Marines
309	Ross Francis Fike	MD	05-16-1967	Vietnam	Marines
310	Thomas Eugene Fike	MD	12-04-1971	Vietnam	Air Force
311	★ Richard Carl Fina	WI	05-24-1968	Vietnam	Navy
312	Donald Jay Fisher	MD	02-27-1969	Vietnam	Navy
313	Harry Samuel Fitez Jr	MD	01-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
314	Gary Bernard Flabbi	MD	10-23-1966	Vietnam	Army
315	Sherman Edward Flanagan Jr	MD	07-21-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
316	Guy Talmadge Fletcher Jr	MD	04-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
317	Ralph Preston Flint Jr	MD	05-28-1967	Vietnam	Marines
318	Orlando Flonory	MD	08-28-1967	Vietnam	Army
319	Charles Lawrence Flott	MD	06-05-1972	Vietnam	Army
320	Lewis John Fogler	MD	05-01-1967	Vietnam	Army

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