Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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Charles Everett Johnson
IA 12-07-1969 Vietnam Army
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Charles A Johnson III
IA 11-29-1970 Vietnam Army
403
Danny Wayne Johnson
IA 04-21-1970 Vietnam Army
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David Henry Johnson
IA 02-15-1970 Vietnam Army
405
Dennis Ogden Johnson
IA 11-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
406
Eric Bernard Johnson
IA 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
407
George Johnson
IA 08-25-1968 Vietnam Army
408
James Dean Johnson
IA 03-03-1970 Vietnam Army
409
James Gordon Johnson
IA 03-19-1969 Vietnam Army
410
Larry Howard Johnson
IA 07-06-1969 Vietnam Army
411
Ronald Eugene Johnson
IA 07-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
412
Ronald John Johnson
IA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
413
Steven Charles Johnson
IA 10-07-1970 Vietnam Army
414
Walter Boyce Johnson
IA 01-25-1966 Vietnam Army
415
Charles W Johnston Jr
IA 05-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
416
David Williams Jones
IA 12-20-1969 Vietnam Army
417
Lloyd Wesley Jones
IA 04-18-1969 Vietnam Army
418
Philip Boyd Jones
IA 01-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
419
Robert Taylor Jones Jr
IA 11-14-1968 Vietnam Army
420
Curtis Charles Joosten
IA 03-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
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