Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Richard Binns
CA 05-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
422
Daniel Patrick Birch
CA 03-04-1966 Vietnam Navy
423
John Macy Birch
CA 03-16-1970 Vietnam Navy
424
James Douglas Birchim
CA 11-15-1968 Vietnam Army
425
Harold Alvin Bird
CA 09-18-1965 Vietnam Navy
426
Kenneth Robert Bird
CA 04-07-1969 Vietnam Army
427
Lee Roy Birden
CA 01-10-1968 Vietnam Army
428
George David Birdsell
CA 06-16-1966 Vietnam Army
429
Gordon Douglas Birdsell
FL 05-04-1969 Vietnam Army
430
Michael Del Birdwell
CA 11-25-1968 Vietnam Army
431
Scott Lee Birket
CA 09-30-1972 Vietnam Air Force
432
Robert Lynn Biscailuz
CA 07-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
433
Daniel Edward Bishop
CA 04-19-1965 Vietnam Army
434
Michael Richard Bishop
CA 12-16-1968 Vietnam Army
435
Richard Lavern Bishop
CA 10-01-1966 Vietnam Army
436
Rosten Wayne Bishop
FL 05-21-1966 Vietnam Navy
437
Russell Laverne Bishop
CA 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
438
Paul Vernon Black
CA 03-01-1971 Vietnam Army
439
Elbert Frank Blackburn
CA 03-16-1967 Vietnam Army
440
Gordon Byron Blackwood
CA 05-27-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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