Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Vietnam War

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Richard Lee Anderson
WI 04-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Thomas Leslie Anderson
WI 12-21-1969 Vietnam Army
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William Joseph Anderson
WI 02-05-1968 Vietnam Army
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William Anderson Jr
WI 08-26-1970 Vietnam Army
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William George Andrus
WI 09-16-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Dennis Lloyd Antoine
WI 07-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Timothy George Arens
WI 10-01-1968 Vietnam Army
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Thomas Leon Armitage
WI 02-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Dwain Arnold
WI 04-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
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William Tamm Arnold
WI 11-18-1966 Vietnam Navy
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James Michael Arries
WI 04-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
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John J Arteaga
WI 09-10-1970 Vietnam Marines
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Jerry Allen Ashburn
WI 06-17-1969 Vietnam Army
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James Louis Asher
WI 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Roger Carl Atkinson
WI 02-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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Dennis Lee Babcock
WI 05-28-1969 Vietnam Army
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Dwight Fabian Babel
WI 09-05-1969 Vietnam Army
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Nikola Babich
WI 05-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Lyman Conrad Bach
WI 06-02-1969 Vietnam Army
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Russell Leroy Bahrke Jr
WI 08-13-1970 Vietnam Army
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