Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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Victor James Ford
PA 04-29-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Norman Archie Fossett
MD 03-03-1968 Vietnam Army
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William Henry Foster
MD 07-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
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William Edward Fowler
MD 07-09-1965 Vietnam Marines
325
Thomas Walter Foy
MD 05-15-1968 Vietnam Army
326
Clayton Eugene Fraley
MD 03-06-1969 Vietnam Army
327
Phillip Stanley France
MD 10-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
328
Marshall Franklin Freng
MD 11-22-1967 Vietnam Army
329
Clarence Fulton
MD 08-20-1968 Vietnam Army
330
William Robert Furlong Jr
MD 12-19-1967 Vietnam Army
331
Robert Michael Gaffigan
MD 10-26-1970 Vietnam Marines
332
Edward Albert Gaffney
MD 04-29-1968 Vietnam Army
333
Robert Wayne Gardner
MD 04-27-1970 Vietnam Army
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Kurt William Gareiss
MD 02-24-1965 Vietnam Air Force
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Rodger Lynn Garlick
MD 03-17-1969 Vietnam Army
336
Michael Anthony Garris
MD 06-11-1966 Vietnam Army
337
Fred Horatio Gates II
MD 08-19-1967 Vietnam Navy
338
Stephen Jonathan Geist
MD 09-26-1967 Vietnam Army
339
Charles Edward Gentry
MD 10-29-1967 Vietnam Army
340
James Fitzroy Ghee
MD 12-10-1969 Vietnam Army
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