Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3221
Larry Lee York
PA 06-01-1968 Vietnam Army
3222
Frederick Anthony Young
PA 02-21-1971 Vietnam Army
3223
George Albert Young Jr
PA 02-26-1970 Vietnam Navy
3224
Robert Milton Young
PA 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
3225
Robert William Young
PA 06-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
3226
Ronald Edward Young
PA 05-10-1967 Vietnam Army
3227
William Lloyd Young Jr
PA 02-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
3228
Ronald Peter Yuhas
PA 02-27-1969 Vietnam Navy
3229
Edward Francis Zackowski
PA 11-28-1967 Vietnam Army
3230
Quentin Dennis Zambano
WA 10-15-1967 Vietnam Army
3231
Thomas Henry Zaremba
PA 09-24-1970 Vietnam Army
3232
Francis Zavacki
PA 11-15-1969 Vietnam Marines
3233
Barry Alan Zavislan
PA 03-06-1967 Vietnam Army
3234
James Robert Zboyovski
PA 06-21-1968 Vietnam Army
3235
Roger David Zeigler
PA 04-27-1968 Vietnam Army
3236
John Malcom Zelenick
PA 02-25-1967 Vietnam Army
3237
William J Zeltner III
PA 08-22-1969 Vietnam Army
3238
Jerome Vincent Zerfass
PA 01-16-1967 Vietnam Army
3239
Francis Albert Zerggen
PA 11-20-1970 Vietnam Army
3240
Kent Martin Zerr
PA 03-06-1970 Vietnam Army
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