Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Charles Anthony McMasters
CA 12-11-1966 Vietnam Army
3382
Bruce Francis McMillan
CA 04-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
3383
Danny Lee McMinn
CA 02-15-1967 Vietnam Army
3384
James Alfred McMurdo
CA 06-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
3385
Jay Darrell McMurphy
CA 03-16-1968 Vietnam Army
3386
Harry Merle McNally
CA 10-27-1967 Vietnam Army
3387
James William McNally
CA 10-23-1963 Vietnam Air Force
3388
Patrick Victor McNearney
CA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Army
3389
Ronald Harvey McNees
CA 06-05-1965 Vietnam Marines
3390
Timothy Harlan McNeil
CA 04-15-1969 Vietnam Navy
3391
Ronald William McNeilly
CA 02-06-1967 Vietnam Army
3392
William Robert McNelly
CA 07-04-1969 Vietnam Army
3393
Milton Keith McNulty
CA 07-31-1965 Vietnam Marines
3394
Franklin Lloyd McPhail
CA 09-30-1968 Vietnam Army
3395
James Carl McPhearson
CA 02-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
3396
Randy Neal McPhee
CA 04-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
3397
Fred Lawer McPherson
CA 01-28-1966 Vietnam Air Force
3398
Larry Randall McPherson
CA 01-03-1969 Vietnam Army
3399
Chet Eugene McPheters
FL 03-14-1968 Vietnam Army
3400
Clifford Wayne McRoberts
CA 02-07-1966 Vietnam Army
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