Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
461	Philip Paul Jenkins	MD	05-07-1966	Vietnam	Army
462	Donald Melvin Jennings	MD	02-27-1969	Vietnam	Army
463	James Lewis Jennings	MD	06-13-1968	Vietnam	Army
464	Frank Howard Johns	MD	08-27-1968	Vietnam	Army
465	Vernon Zigman Johns	MD	02-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
466	David Rudolph Johnson	MD	02-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
467	Enoch Johnson	MD	02-20-1967	Vietnam	Army
468	Eugene Melvin Johnson Jr	MD	04-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
469	★ Guffey Scott Johnson	VA	10-31-1971	Vietnam	Army
470	John Henry Johnson Jr	MD	03-03-1967	Vietnam	Marines
471	Michael Neal Johnson	MD	03-18-1967	Vietnam	Army
472	Robert Lee Johnson	MD	08-01-1967	Vietnam	Army
473	William Frank Johnson	MD	01-11-1971	Vietnam	Army
474	Donald Ernest Jones	MD	03-08-1968	Vietnam	Marines
475	Dubois Robert Jones	MD	01-31-1968	Vietnam	Marines
476	Everett Sorrell Jones	MD	05-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
477	Howard Lawrence Jones	MD	07-29-1971	Vietnam	Army
478	James Howard Jones	MD	08-01-1968	Vietnam	Marines
479	Kenneth Roland Jones	MD	04-23-1970	Vietnam	Marines
480	Lloyd Edward Jones	MD	04-12-1969	Vietnam	Navy

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