Gold Star Veterans : Washington Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Washington
Name State Date War Branch
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James Herbert Fife Jr
WA 08-08-1966 Vietnam Army
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Larry Leonard Fincher
WA 08-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
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James Ted Fisher
WA 05-28-1970 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Eugene Fitzgerald
WA 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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Harry Gregg Flieger
WA 05-08-1970 Vietnam Army
306
Daniel Leopold Flynn
WA 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
307
Kevin Paul Forcum
WA 06-02-1971 Vietnam Army
308
Richard Thomas Forester
WA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Army
309
Gary Henry Fors
WA 12-22-1967 Vietnam Marines
310
Douglas Gene Foster
WA 09-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
311
Thomas Richard Foster
WA 10-27-1969 Vietnam Army
312
Victor Orin Fowler Jr
WA 10-18-1966 Vietnam Army
313
Virgil James Fowler
WA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
314
Craig James Fox
WA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
315
John Francis Francavilla
WA 04-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
316
James Patrick Francis
CA 05-27-1969 Vietnam Army
317
San Dewayne Francisco
WA 11-25-1968 Vietnam Air Force
318
Ralph Henry Franck Jr
WA 06-15-1968 Vietnam Army
319
Harold Leroy Frank
WA 07-08-1970 Vietnam Army
320
Rodney Gale Frank
WA 03-05-1968 Vietnam Army
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