Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Michael Lynn Morgan
TN 08-26-1970 Vietnam Army
3602
Ronald Edward Morgan
CA 05-29-1969 Vietnam Army
3603
Stephen Edward Morgan
CA 12-30-1964 Vietnam Army
3604
William Leslie Morgan
CA 01-24-1971 Vietnam Air Force
3605
Christopher W Morgens
CA 11-08-1970 Vietnam Army
3606
Bruce Jun Mori
CA 11-30-1968 Vietnam Army
3607
Patrick Dale Moriarty
CA 03-09-1968 Vietnam Navy
3608
Michael Perry Moritz
CA 06-16-1965 Vietnam Army
3609
Jeffrey Paul Morley
CA 02-05-1968 Vietnam Army
3610
William Alexander Morrell
CA 01-13-1969 Vietnam Army
3611
David Whittier Morrill
CA 03-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
3612
Merwin Lamphrey Morrill
CA 08-21-1967 Vietnam Air Force
3613
Donald Warren Morris
CA 07-06-1968 Vietnam Army
3614
George William Morris Jr
CA 01-27-1973 Vietnam Air Force
3615
Harry Leo Morris Jr
CA 04-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
3616
Herman Ray Morris
CA 06-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
3617
John Frederick Morris
CA 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
3618
Kelly Stuart Morris
CA 07-26-1969 Vietnam Army
3619
Lyle Wayne Morris
CA 01-26-1968 Vietnam Army
3620
Thomas W Morris
CA 11-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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