Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
3821
Galen Erick Ohlson
CA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
3822
Donald Ray Okamoto
CA 08-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
3823
David Michael Oland
CA 06-08-1966 Vietnam Army
3824
Jesus C Oleta Jr
CA 03-19-1969 Vietnam Army
3825
Arturo Olivares-Martinez
CA 04-25-1968 Vietnam Army
3826
Erskine Jay Oliver
CA 05-30-1969 Vietnam Marines
3827
Paul Harold Oliver
CA 01-09-1968 Vietnam Army
3828
Rick Alton Oliver
CA 02-16-1969 Vietnam Army
3829
Rudy Michael Oliveras
CA 06-01-1968 Vietnam Army
3830
Jose Antonio Ollivier
CA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Navy
3831
Alfonso Olmos
CA 07-19-1969 Vietnam Army
3832
Luis Olmos
CA 12-21-1966 Vietnam Army
3833
Steven Wayne Olsen
CA 05-23-1968 Vietnam Marines
3834
Joseph Verne Olszewski
CA 01-27-1970 Vietnam Navy
3835
David King Omstead
CA 06-16-1968 Vietnam Army
3836
Ralph Wheeler Onana
CA 11-01-1965 Vietnam Army
3837
Harry Steven Oneto Jr
CA 09-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
3838
Thomas J Ontiveros
CA 09-28-1966 Vietnam Army
3839
Victor M Ornelas-Arellano
CA 10-03-1968 Vietnam Army
3840
Manuel Garcia Oropeza
CA 07-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
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