Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Louisiana
Name State Date War Branch
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Hilaire Albert Andry Jr
LA 01-23-1968 Vietnam Army
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Benjamin Jones Anthony
LA 11-24-1970 Vietnam Army
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Carl Thomas Anthony
LA 03-21-1967 Vietnam Army
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Joseph Roy Anthony
LA 02-11-1971 Vietnam Army
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Herbert John Arceneaux Jr
LA 02-18-1967 Vietnam Army
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Gary James Ardeneaux
LA 07-29-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Robert Glen Ardoin
LA 08-02-1969 Vietnam Army
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Frank Alton Armstrong III
LA 10-06-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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Gary Wayne Arnaud
LA 01-06-1969 Vietnam Army
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James Odell Ashton
LA 06-08-1968 Vietnam Army
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Frank John August
LA 08-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Earl Dubois Aull
LA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
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Michael Francis Austin
LA 02-18-1968 Vietnam Army
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Clarence Joseph Babin Jr
LA 02-25-1969 Vietnam Army
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Thomas Dalton Babin Jr
LA 01-04-1968 Vietnam Army
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Isiah Baker III
LA 03-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Stanley Wellington Baker
CA 07-09-1966 Vietnam Army
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Michael Louis Baldini
LA 06-23-1970 Vietnam Army
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Robert Irving Ballard
LA 02-03-1968 Vietnam Army
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Patrick Dewey Ballew
LA 01-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
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