Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
421	Donald Lyle Elliott	MA	08-10-1969	Vietnam	Marines
422	Kenneth Warren Ellis	MA	09-26-1971	Vietnam	Army
423	Richard Wright Ellison	MA	02-16-1971	Vietnam	Army
424	Neil Robert Ellsworth	MA	04-13-1967	Vietnam	Army
425	William Emerson	MA	11-20-1968	Vietnam	Marines
426	Stephen Bradford Emery	MA	05-04-1970	Vietnam	Army
427	James Patrick English	MA	04-22-1967	Vietnam	Army
428	Devon Mardic Enman	MA	09-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
429	Steven Charles Erbentraut	MA	03-09-1969	Vietnam	Army
430	Ralph Gabriel Erdely	MA	05-12-1966	Vietnam	Marines
431	Daniel Kenneth Erlandson	MA	01-17-1971	Vietnam	Army
432	George Fredrick Evans	MA	02-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
433	John Douglas Evans	MA	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
434	★ Rodney John Evans	AL	07-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
435	Michael Noel Faherty	MA	07-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
436	Joseph Ernest Falardeau	MA	08-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
437	Antonio Falco	MA	04-30-1969	Vietnam	Marines
438	Michael Francis Fanning	MA	01-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
439	Lawrence John Farelli	MA	02-18-1968	Vietnam	Army
440	Charles Douglas Farrell	MA	06-02-1968	Vietnam	Army

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