Gold Star Veterans : Kansas Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
321	Walter Eugene Sr Justice	KS	04-19-1969	Vietnam	Army
322	Dana James Kaeberle	KS	01-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
323	Donald Dean Karlin	KS	12-18-1965	Vietnam	Marines
324	Carl Frederick Karst	KS	11-16-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
325	Warren Edward Keck	KS	03-10-1967	Vietnam	Army
326	Gary Lyle Kenaga	KS	06-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
327	Charles Richard Kier	KS	12-27-1965	Vietnam	Army
328	Robert Gene Kimmel	KS	11-14-1967	Vietnam	Army
329	Sammy Edward Kinnamon	KS	02-26-1969	Vietnam	Army
330	Clee Andrew Kirkendoll	KS	09-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
331	Jerry Wayne Kirkendoll	KS	03-15-1971	Vietnam	Army
332	David Lee Kitchen	KS	04-25-1969	Vietnam	Marines
333	Arthur Lee Klaus	KS	02-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
334	Dean Albert Klenda	KS	09-17-1965	Vietnam	Air Force
335	Kenneth Joseph Knowles	KS	05-21-1968	Vietnam	Army
336	★ Zygmunt Kowalewski	DC	12-16-1968	Vietnam	Army
337	Kevin Clinton Kramer	KS	03-10-1971	Vietnam	Army
338	Kenneth Dillard Krehbiel	KS	10-19-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
339	David Lee Krig	KS	05-15-1967	Vietnam	Navy
340	Jon Patrick La France	KS	12-29-1968	Vietnam	Army

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