Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
481	Charles Bradley Remer Jr	CT	05-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
482	Lawrence Gustave Remuth	CT	12-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
483	Franklin Mason Renshaw	CT	10-07-1966	Vietnam	Marines
484	Donald Sheldon Repaci	CT	03-24-1969	Vietnam	Army
485	Richard Glenn Repole	CT	07-08-1970	Vietnam	Army
486	★ David Frederick Rhodes	FL	12-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
487	Robert Arthur Rhuda	CT	07-29-1967	Vietnam	Navy
488	Richard Rich	CT	05-19-1967	Vietnam	Navy
489	Roland Armand Richard	CT	04-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
490	Charles Edward Richards	CT	02-04-1968	Vietnam	Marines
491	Gary Charles Richards	CT	02-16-1967	Vietnam	Army
492	Thomas Stephen Richards	CT	11-01-1967	Vietnam	Marines
493	Robert Charles Riggs	CT	01-24-1969	Vietnam	Army
494	Everett Edward Rines	CT	04-02-1970	Vietnam	Army
495	Andres Rivera-Ruiz	CT	08-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
496	Wayne Dustin Robbins	CT	02-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
497	Gerald Jason Roberts Jr	CT	08-31-1967	Vietnam	Army
498	Pierce Irving Robertson	CT	10-09-1966	Vietnam	Army
499	Henry Millard Robinson Jr	CT	02-23-1969	Vietnam	Marines
500	Howard Clinton Robinson	CT	10-27-1966	Vietnam	Army

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