Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
481	Thomas Wayne Moore Jr	WV	03-02-1967	Vietnam	Army
482	William James Moore	WV	09-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
483	Ronald John Moorehead	WV	05-13-1966	Vietnam	Army
484	Thomas Lee Moreland	WV	01-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
485	Gary Wayne Morgan	WV	08-30-1968	Vietnam	Army
486	Rodney Eugene Morgan	WV	01-05-1971	Vietnam	Army
487	Charles Henry Morris Jr	WV	11-12-1967	Vietnam	Army
488	Charles Rodney Morris	WV	07-06-1968	Vietnam	Marines
489	Wayman Dewey Morris	WV	05-31-1968	Vietnam	Marines
490	Gary Rex Moss	WV	03-24-1969	Vietnam	Marines
491	Charles Denver Mosser	WV	04-02-1969	Vietnam	Army
492	Robert Boyd Mossgrove	WV	02-25-1970	Vietnam	Army
493	Richard Lee Moyers	WV	11-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
494	Joseph Eugene Muir	WV	09-11-1965	Vietnam	Marines
495	Stephen Ralph Mullins	WV	01-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
496	Carl Lee Munsey	WV	03-30-1966	Vietnam	Army
497	Herbert Burgess Murphy	WV	05-10-1969	Vietnam	Marines
498	Grat Geleane Myers	WV	08-24-1965	Vietnam	Marines
499	★ Homer Julius Myers	FL	05-15-1967	Vietnam	Marines
500	Ronald Keith Neal	WV	04-21-1967	Vietnam	Navy

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