Gold Star Veterans : Kansas Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Kansas
Name State Date War Branch
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Jerry Len Phillips
CO 11-07-1968 Vietnam Army
482
Marlen Le Roy Phillips
KS 09-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
483
Michael Gene Phillips
KS 10-31-1967 Vietnam Army
484
Clinton Dwight Pierce
KS 11-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
485
Raymond Horace Pike Jr
KS 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
486
Donald Maurice Poke
KS 05-14-1971 Vietnam Army
487
John L Ponting
KS 11-22-1967 Vietnam Army
488
Juan Porras
KS 09-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
489
James Holland Porter
KS 01-21-1969 Vietnam Marines
490
Charles Albert Posey
KS 11-05-1969 Vietnam Army
491
Ruben Prieto
KS 12-21-1968 Vietnam Army
492
Wayne Douglas Proberts
KS 11-12-1965 Vietnam Army
493
Nicholas Ralph Procino
KS 11-08-1969 Vietnam Army
494
Dennis Gerard Pugh
KS 03-19-1970 Vietnam Air Force
495
Dale Allan Pulliam
KS 05-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
496
William Earl Rager
KS 03-10-1967 Vietnam Army
497
Christopher La G Raimey
KS 02-10-1971 Vietnam Marines
498
Milton Hardin Ramsey
KS 03-01-1971 Vietnam Air Force
499
Randy David Ray
KS 12-05-1970 Vietnam Army
500
Bobby Edward Redd
KS 07-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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