Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Joseph Boyle
CA 02-14-1966 Vietnam Navy
522
Harry Lewis Boyle
CA 07-23-1968 Vietnam Army
523
Alvin Ray Bozarth
CA 08-13-1967 Vietnam Army
524
Perry Leonard Bozeman
CA 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
525
Bruce Wayne Brace
CA 03-30-1970 Vietnam Marines
526
Vernon Edward Brackins
CA 08-29-1966 Vietnam Marines
527
Sherman Duane Bradford
CA 01-26-1969 Vietnam Army
528
William Jonathan Bradford
CA 08-01-1971 Vietnam Army
529
Dennis Dale Bradley
WA 09-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
530
Michael Lee Bradley
CA 09-27-1970 Vietnam Army
531
Ray Eugene Bradley
CA 02-16-1967 Vietnam Army
532
Henry Lee Bradshaw
CA 08-12-1968 Vietnam Army
533
James Gregory Brady
CA 11-27-1968 Vietnam Army
534
Thomas Paul Brady
CA 07-22-1967 Vietnam Army
535
Thomas Gerald Brady
CA 11-21-1967 Vietnam Army
536
Michael George Brancato
CA 10-08-1965 Vietnam Army
537
Mark Curtis Brantley
CA 06-20-1970 Vietnam Army
538
William James Brashear
CA 05-08-1969 Vietnam Air Force
539
Freddy Lamar Bratton
CA 05-30-1970 Vietnam Army
540
Gary Anthony Breck
CA 05-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
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