Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
4201	David Shelton Raine	CA	06-19-1967	Vietnam	Army
4202	Edward George Rainford	CA	06-29-1968	Vietnam	Army
4203	Clyde Edward Rains	CA	03-04-1969	Vietnam	Army
4204	Vernon Barton Rains	CA	12-27-1967	Vietnam	Army
4205	Randall Brian Rainville	CA	04-23-1967	Vietnam	Army
4206	Gary Ray Ralph	CA	08-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
4207	Michael James Rambur	CA	11-24-1968	Vietnam	Navy
4208	Joe Don Ramey	CA	05-21-1970	Vietnam	Army
4209	David Thomas Ramirez	CA	03-01-1967	Vietnam	Army
4210	Eduardo Cruz Ramirez	CA	11-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
4211	Hildefonso M Ramirez	CA	01-31-1969	Vietnam	Army
4212	Jesus P Ramirez	CA	02-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
4213	John Arthur Ramirez	CA	03-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
4214	Joseph Ybarra Ramirez Jr	CA	01-30-1969	Vietnam	Marines
4215	Juan Ramirez	CA	09-08-1967	Vietnam	Army
4216	Lorenzo Ramirez Jr	CA	06-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
4217	Ralph Albert Ramirez Jr	CA	05-15-1969	Vietnam	Army
4218	Vincent Albert Ramirez	CA	04-13-1967	Vietnam	Navy
4219	Bernardo Kealoha Ramos	CA	03-24-1971	Vietnam	Army
4220	George Michael Ramos	CA	05-31-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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