Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Armando Villa
CA 07-15-1967 Vietnam Army
5342
Arthur Garcia Villalobos
CA 05-15-1969 Vietnam Marines
5343
Ignacio L Villalobos
CA 06-08-1969 Vietnam Army
5344
Juan Jesus Villalobos
CA 10-27-1967 Vietnam Army
5345
Paul Rubio Villalobos
CA 12-26-1970 Vietnam Army
5346
Raymond Villalpando Jr
CA 06-02-1968 Vietnam Army
5347
Francisco Villanueva Jr
CA 05-04-1969 Vietnam Army
5348
Jose Edwardo Villanueva
CA 02-15-1970 Vietnam Marines
5349
Paul Herman Villarosa
CA 01-04-1968 Vietnam Army
5350
Ricardo Villarreal
CA 04-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
5351
Daniel John Villegas
CA 02-11-1968 Vietnam Army
5352
Ralph Paul Villegas
CA 09-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
5353
Richard Alden Vinal
CA 04-15-1967 Vietnam Army
5354
Michael Gene Vinassa
CA 05-22-1966 Vietnam Army
5355
George Vincent
CA 11-08-1965 Vietnam Army
5356
Richard Larry Vines
CA 06-05-1968 Vietnam Army
5357
Terry Lee Vinge
CA 02-26-1968 Vietnam Army
5358
Steven Charles Vinter
CA 08-23-1968 Vietnam Army
5359
Thomas Peter Visker
WA 04-03-1968 Vietnam Army
5360
Theodore Russell Vivilacqua
CA 05-13-1969 Vietnam Marines
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