Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
4301
Danny David Rhoads
CA 03-12-1967 Vietnam Army
4302
William Barton Rhodes
CA 02-06-1971 Vietnam Army
4303
Salvador Ortencio Ricardo
CA 02-14-1969 Vietnam Army
4304
Cameron Albert Rice
CA 06-19-1967 Vietnam Army
4305
Dennis Kelly Rice
AZ 01-13-1968 Vietnam Navy
4306
Gregory Lloyd Rice
CA 01-14-1969 Vietnam Army
4307
Ronald Fred Rice
CA 05-12-1966 Vietnam Army
4308
Danny Kaye Rich
CA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
4309
Duane Lawrence Richard
CA 02-10-1970 Vietnam Army
4310
Charles A Richardson
CA 06-05-1970 Vietnam Army
4311
David Allen Richardson
CA 04-17-1967 Vietnam Army
4312
Donald Harold Richardson
CA 06-03-1969 Vietnam Army
4313
Gary Lyle Richardson
CA 06-13-1968 Vietnam Army
4314
Robert Brooks Richardson
CA 10-21-1968 Vietnam Air Force
4315
James Burnus Richee
CA 08-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
4316
Jay Dee Richter
CA 04-24-1968 Vietnam Army
4317
John Scott Rick
CA 03-23-1970 Vietnam Army
4318
Darrell Blanchard Ricker
CA 11-23-1970 Vietnam Army
4319
Darwin Bruce Ridenhour
CA 04-01-1968 Vietnam Army
4320
David James Rideout
CA 01-16-1969 Vietnam Army
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