Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Charles Melendrez
CA 11-12-1967 Vietnam Army
3422
Jon Michael Melim
CA 04-11-1971 Vietnam Army
3423
Timothy James Melville
CA 09-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
3424
Michael Wayne Melvin
CA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
3425
Joseph Angel Mena
CA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Army
3426
Jerry Bruce Menane
CA 09-12-1967 Vietnam Army
3427
Allan Mendell
CA 01-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
3428
Thomas James Mendenhall
CA 08-13-1969 Vietnam Army
3429
Maurilio Mendez
CA 06-14-1970 Vietnam Marines
3430
Raymond G Mendibles
CA 05-01-1968 Vietnam Army
3431
Antonio Mendoza
CA 04-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
3432
David Ramirez Mendoza
CA 03-26-1971 Vietnam Army
3433
Gilbert Mendoza
CA 04-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
3434
John Dee Mendoza
CA 02-12-1968 Vietnam Army
3435
Jose Medel Mendoza
CA 12-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
3436
Joseph Louis Mendoza
CA 12-12-1969 Vietnam Army
3437
Martin Elby Mendoza
CA 11-17-1968 Vietnam Army
3438
Peter Acosta Mendoza
CA 04-12-1968 Vietnam Army
3439
Ronnie Allen Mendoza
CA 06-05-1972 Vietnam Army
3440
William Ivan Mercer
CA 06-15-1968 Vietnam Navy
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