Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Bill Wayne Deetz
MN 02-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Dale Darrel DeFord
NE 04-25-1966 Vietnam Army
363
Thomas Paul Deitemeyer
IN 02-12-1967 Vietnam Army
364
James Charles Delaplane
IN 04-17-1968 Vietnam Navy
365
Ronald Marvin Delp
IN 10-18-1968 Vietnam Army
366
Scott Claymon Delph
IN 06-21-1968 Vietnam Navy
367
Ronald Lee Dempsey
IN 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
368
Thomas George Denning
IN 03-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
369
Daniel Maurice Dennis
IN 07-12-1969 Vietnam Army
370
David Alan Dennis
IN 11-12-1968 Vietnam Marines
371
Ronald Gene Dennis
IN 12-24-1969 Vietnam Army
372
David Lester Denny
IN 10-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
373
Jackie Lee Denny
CA 02-04-1971 Vietnam Marines
374
Michael Earl Dent
IN 12-17-1966 Vietnam Army
375
Charles William Depp
IN 09-11-1966 Vietnam Marines
376
Brian John Devaney
IN 05-30-1970 Vietnam Army
377
Richard E Devore
IN 01-05-1968 Vietnam Army
378
Terry Wayne Dickerhoff
IN 04-01-1969 Vietnam Army
379
Harold Dickerson
IN 11-11-1967 Vietnam Army
380
John Green Dickerson III
IN 10-05-1966 Vietnam Army
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