Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
4001
Joe Francisco Perez Jr
CA 06-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
4002
Joseph Espino Perez
CA 03-09-1968 Vietnam Army
4003
Juan J Perez
CA 01-08-1968 Vietnam Army
4004
Peter Perez
CA 06-09-1968 Vietnam Army
4005
Raymond Luna Perez
CA 08-20-1968 Vietnam Army
4006
Richard Perez
CA 02-09-1968 Vietnam Army
4007
Richard Eloy Perez
WI 09-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
4008
John Whilden Perich
CA 07-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
4009
Ronald James Perkins
CA 11-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
4010
William Thomas Perkins Jr
CA 10-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
4011
Antone Perry Jr
CA 12-23-1966 Vietnam Navy
4012
Casey Clayton Perry
CA 10-12-1970 Vietnam Army
4013
Donald Lee Perry
CA 10-26-1968 Vietnam Army
4014
Kenneth Richard Perry
CA 12-02-1971 Vietnam Army
4015
Steve Joseph Leone Perry
CA 10-08-1968 Vietnam Army
4016
James Douglas Peschel
CO 02-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
4017
Nicholas C Petanovich
CA 09-09-1970 Vietnam Army
4018
Thomas Howard Peterman
CA 02-23-1968 Vietnam Army
4019
Edward Theodore Peters Jr
CA 04-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
4020
John Denis Peters
CA 05-29-1968 Vietnam Army
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