Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Thomas Lee Scott
CA 11-08-1967 Vietnam Army
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Kenneth Wesley Scurr
CA 05-31-1969 Vietnam Army
4623
John Charles Seaman Jr
CA 03-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
4624
Barry Martin Searby
CA 03-16-1970 Vietnam Navy
4625
William Henry Searfus
CA 11-25-1967 Vietnam Navy
4626
Charles Peter Searles
CA 07-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
4627
Gordon Bert Sears
CA 11-05-1970 Vietnam Army
4628
William Leonar Seastrom
CA 12-17-1966 Vietnam Army
4629
Douglas Rex Seavey
CA 11-22-1968 Vietnam Army
4630
Gaylord James Sebens
CA 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
4631
Richard Michael Secanti
CA 08-19-1967 Vietnam Air Force
4632
Richard Charles See
CA 01-09-1969 Vietnam Army
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John Stuart Seeley
CA 06-27-1966 Vietnam Army
4634
Jeri Calvin Seeman
CA 12-07-1967 Vietnam Army
4635
Pete Sprule Segundo
CA 09-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
4636
Steven Rey Segura
CA 03-01-1969 Vietnam Army
4637
George Stephen Sehi
CA 01-09-1968 Vietnam Army
4638
Walter James Seidel
CA 11-01-1968 Vietnam Army
4639
Robert Glenn Sekva
CA 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Irving Albert Self
CA 05-19-1964 Vietnam Army
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