Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Oklahoma
Name State Date War Branch
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Michael Steven Jett
CA 05-23-1970 Vietnam Army
502
Charles Howard Johnson
CA 06-13-1969 Vietnam Marines
503
Clifford Curtis Johnson
OK 01-29-1966 Vietnam Army
504
Daryl Linn Johnson
OK 05-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
505
Dennis Van Johnson
OK 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
506
James Earl Johnson
OK 11-07-1969 Vietnam Army
507
James Johnson Jr
OK 05-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
508
James Earl Johnson
OK 05-07-1966 Vietnam Army
509
Jerry Dean Johnson
OK 11-22-1967 Vietnam Marines
510
John Kirby Johnson
OK 08-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
511
Larry Ray Johnson
CA 05-11-1968 Vietnam Army
512
Lee Grant Johnson
OK 07-30-1966 Vietnam Marines
513
Michael Lee Johnson
OK 05-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
514
Paul William Johnson
OK 07-22-1966 Vietnam Army
515
Robert Lee Johnson Jr
OK 11-09-1967 Vietnam Army
516
Ronnie Lloyd Johnson
OK 04-11-1970 Vietnam Army
517
Steven Edward Johnson
OK 11-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
518
Turner Coleman Johnson Jr
OK 03-17-1972 Vietnam Army
519
Vernon Joe Johnson
OK 11-11-1967 Vietnam Army
520
Steven Bryce Johnston
OK 01-04-1973 Vietnam Air Force
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