Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Philip Rush Fink
TN 08-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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Nick Allison Finley
TN 12-16-1969 Vietnam Marines
383
Harry Fisher
TN 12-15-1966 Vietnam Army
384
Manfred Willy Fitzgerald
TN 02-20-1969 Vietnam Army
385
Wesley Elmer Flanigan
TN 02-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
386
Willie James Fleming
TN 10-15-1970 Vietnam Army
387
Donald Frank Fletcher
TN 10-31-1968 Vietnam Army
388
Herman Ray Fletcher
TN 01-10-1968 Vietnam Army
389
Jerry Fletcher
TN 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
390
Henry Coakley Flippen
MI 05-23-1968 Vietnam Air Force
391
Charles Grady Floyd
TN 05-27-1970 Vietnam Army
392
Lonnie Allen Floyd
TN 01-14-1967 Vietnam Army
393
James Durward Flurry
TN 05-02-1969 Vietnam Army
394
Charles Jesse Ford
TN 03-10-1966 Vietnam Army
395
Freddie Darrel Ford
TN 01-07-1968 Vietnam Army
396
George B Ford
TN 01-26-1966 Vietnam Army
397
William Wallace Ford
TN 01-10-1969 Vietnam Army
398
Garry Michael Forkum
TN 12-22-1968 Vietnam Army
399
Joel Wayne Forrester
AL 05-19-1969 Vietnam Army
400
Melvin Frank Fort
TN 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
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