Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
381	Gerald Brian Dorr	MA	04-15-1967	Vietnam	Marines
382	Robert Alan Doten	MA	01-04-1971	Vietnam	Army
383	James Alden Doughty	MA	08-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
384	Lawrence Kent Dowd	MA	08-11-1969	Vietnam	Marines
385	Robert Raoul Dowds	MA	05-05-1970	Vietnam	Army
386	Edward Joseph Downey Jr	MA	04-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
387	Michael Wakefield Downey	MA	07-01-1967	Vietnam	Marines
388	Paul Francis Doyon	MA	05-18-1967	Vietnam	Marines
389	David Lawrence Drake Jr	MA	03-20-1966	Vietnam	Navy
390	Richard Kenneth Drake Jr	MA	01-30-1968	Vietnam	Marines
391	Joseph Lawrence Drew	MA	12-27-1965	Vietnam	Marines
392	Francis Murtaugh Driscoll	MA	02-29-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
393	Paul Richard Driscoll	MA	10-31-1968	Vietnam	Army
394	David Alan Drown	MA	03-27-1967	Vietnam	Army
395	Paul Dufault	MA	06-18-1970	Vietnam	Marines
396	Edward Stephen Duffett	MA	09-18-1967	Vietnam	Marines
397	Daniel Benjamin Duffy Jr	MA	04-24-1966	Vietnam	Marines
398	Donald Raymond Duffy Jr	MA	12-31-1965	Vietnam	Army
399	Lawrence Richard Duffy	MA	11-29-1967	Vietnam	Army
400	Harvey Albert Duhy Jr	MA	06-19-1969	Vietnam	Marines

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