Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
301	Charles David Edwards	OK	10-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
302	John Culbertson Egger Jr	OK	11-03-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
303	★ Robert Richard Eggleston	CA	06-25-1966	Vietnam	Marines
304	George Joe Bucky Eisenberger	OK	12-05-1965	Vietnam	Army
305	James Freeman Elkin	OK	06-30-1970	Vietnam	Army
306	Roger Lynn Elkins	OK	02-17-1969	Vietnam	Marines
307	Billy Ronald Elliott	OK	11-15-1965	Vietnam	Army
308	Jackie Lindell Elston	OK	04-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
309	Tom Emerson	OK	03-24-1969	Vietnam	Army
310	Gary William Emmett	OK	03-05-1966	Vietnam	Army
311	William Bradford Eoff Jr	OK	07-01-1968	Vietnam	Army
312	★ Roy Allen Epperson	AZ	11-29-1969	Vietnam	Army
313	Charles Dwayne Ervin	OK	05-27-1969	Vietnam	Marines
314	Leonard Elzy Eulitt	OK	02-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
315	Clive Leroy Evans	OK	09-04-1967	Vietnam	Marines
316	Danny Leo Evans	OK	08-10-1970	Vietnam	Marines
317	John Troy Evans	OK	02-13-1967	Vietnam	Army
318	Tony Everett	OK	01-06-1967	Vietnam	Marines
319	★ Lawrence Gerald Evert	WY	11-08-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
320	Burley Dean Ezell	OK	01-09-1968	Vietnam	Army

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