Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
501	Angelo Giacobbe	NJ	08-19-1968	Vietnam	Army
502	James Lloyd Giegel	NJ	05-26-1970	Vietnam	Marines
503	James Xavier Gilch	NJ	07-21-1966	Vietnam	Army
504	Ricky Dean Gilchrist	NJ	06-23-1971	Vietnam	Army
505	Franklin N Giles Jr	NJ	03-27-1968	Vietnam	Army
506	Robert Knell Gillies	NJ	04-21-1969	Vietnam	Navy
507	Robert Bruce Gilray Jr	NJ	09-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
508	Daniel J Giordano III	NJ	05-18-1969	Vietnam	Marines
509	Jules T Girtanner	NJ	08-26-1966	Vietnam	Army
510	John Turner Glanville Jr	NJ	06-13-1966	Vietnam	Navy
511	George Howard Glawson Jr	NJ	06-01-1971	Vietnam	Army
512	Dennis Stephen Gleason	NJ	03-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
513	Manzie Glover Jr	NJ	09-19-1966	Vietnam	Army
514	Aaron George Glynn	NJ	05-10-1967	Vietnam	Marines
515	Norman Robert Goble	NJ	11-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
516	Frederick Goczal	NJ	09-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
517	Charles Fairchild Godfrey	NJ	01-01-1970	Vietnam	Army
518	William Rolland Godfrey	NJ	10-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
519	Floyd Harold Goff	NJ	02-25-1971	Vietnam	Army
520	★ Louis Charles Goi	FL	03-18-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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