Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Johnnie Lee Graham Jr
LA 04-26-1969 Vietnam Army
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Joseph Harold Graham
LA 05-30-1968 Vietnam Army
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Morris Graham
LA 10-25-1967 Vietnam Army
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Floyd Ira Granger Jr
LA 01-09-1969 Vietnam Army
345
Jerry Grant
LA 12-10-1967 Vietnam Army
346
Wesley Oneal Grant
LA 07-08-1969 Vietnam Army
347
Willie Grant Jr
LA 03-21-1967 Vietnam Army
348
Raymond Henry Gray
DC 11-29-1970 Vietnam Army
349
Herman Lee Grayson
LA 05-05-1969 Vietnam Army
350
Eric Joseph Greco
LA 05-14-1969 Vietnam Army
351
Ronald Raphael Greenhouse
MI 11-29-1970 Vietnam Army
352
Ralph Jerry Greer
LA 07-05-1969 Vietnam Army
353
Eric Lawrence Griffith
LA 12-01-1970 Vietnam Navy
354
Alvin Grimes
LA 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
355
John Peter Guerin
CA 06-05-1966 Vietnam Air Force
356
Michael James Guidry
LA 08-21-1971 Vietnam Army
357
Bud Augustine Guillory
LA 03-08-1967 Vietnam Army
358
Earl J Guillory
LA 05-23-1968 Vietnam Army
359
Edward Joseph Guillory
LA 06-18-1967 Vietnam Army
360
Gerald James Guillory
LA 10-19-1969 Vietnam Army
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