Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph Cruz Baza
CA 03-20-1968 Vietnam Army
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Frank David Bazell
CA 03-01-1967 Vietnam Army
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Salvador Bazulto
CA 10-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Arthur James Beach
CA 03-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
325
Tyson Vance Beall
CA 05-06-1969 Vietnam Army
326
Ronnie Herbert Beals
CA 12-29-1967 Vietnam Army
327
Ronald Ralph Beaman
CA 06-27-1969 Vietnam Army
328
Thomas Keith Beamon
CA 04-23-1968 Vietnam Army
329
Billie Lester Beard
CA 04-21-1962 Vietnam Army
330
Jeffrey Thomas Beardsley
CA 02-21-1970 Vietnam Army
331
Ronald Allen Beardsley
CA 10-31-1968 Vietnam Army
332
Ernest Michael Beauchamp
VA 03-04-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Larry Michael Beaudette
CA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
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Robert Eugene Beaumont
CA 02-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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Gregory George Beck
CA 05-18-1969 Vietnam Army
336
Steven Lee Beck
CA 09-13-1968 Vietnam Army
337
James Francis Becker
AZ 05-30-1969 Vietnam Army
338
Fred Benjamine Beckermann Jr
CA 06-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
339
Arthur Eugene Bedal
CA 08-16-1963 Vietnam Air Force
340
Barry Joseph Bedard
CA 11-24-1969 Vietnam Army
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