Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
4681
James Robert Shaw
CA 01-08-1971 Vietnam Army
4682
Thomas William Shaw
CA 12-23-1970 Vietnam Army
4683
James Patrick Shea
CA 04-20-1965 Vietnam Navy
4684
Michael David Sheahan
CA 02-25-1968 Vietnam Army
4685
Michael Owen Shelley
CA 05-29-1967 Vietnam Army
4686
Arthur Alexander Shelton
CA 12-08-1964 Vietnam Army
4687
Charles Thomas Shelton
CA 01-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
4688
Edward Minot Shelton Jr
CA 04-30-1968 Vietnam Army
4689
Henry Earl Shelton
CA 05-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
4690
Richard Powell Shelton
CA 08-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
4691
Robert Scott Shelton
CA 03-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
4692
Lawrence Robert Shepard
CA 05-12-1969 Vietnam Army
4693
Robert Edward Sheridan
CA 03-26-1969 Vietnam Army
4694
Joseph Vincent Sherlock III
CA 11-22-1967 Vietnam Army
4695
John Calvin Sherman
CA 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
4696
Roosevelt Sherman Jr
CA 07-20-1968 Vietnam Army
4697
David Frank Sherrell
CA 06-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
4698
Ronald James Shewman
CA 05-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
4699
Alan Harry Shields
CA 11-12-1966 Vietnam Marines
4700
David Thomas Shields
CA 06-29-1968 Vietnam Army
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