Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Eugene Gill
IN 09-02-1965 Vietnam Army
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Frederick M Gilsinger Jr
IN 11-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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Billy Edwin Gipson
IN 06-05-1966 Vietnam Army
524
Calvin Robert Gish
IN 07-02-1970 Vietnam Navy
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James Edward Gish
IN 10-25-1967 Vietnam Army
526
John James Glasper
IN 07-18-1965 Vietnam Army
527
Joe Richard Glassburn
IN 07-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Marvin Edward Glassburn
IN 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
529
Terry Lee Glasscock
IN 04-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
530
James Edward Glegg
IN 09-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Larry Ray Glover
IN 10-07-1969 Vietnam Army
532
Samuel Edward Godbey
IN 07-15-1969 Vietnam Army
533
John Larimore Godfrey
IN 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
534
Danny Ray Godsey
IN 06-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
535
Martin Douglas Goen
IN 04-06-1971 Vietnam Army
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Charles Mitchell Goff
IN 09-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Michael Anthony Goffredo
IN 08-06-1967 Vietnam Army
538
Richard H Goheen
IN 04-15-1967 Vietnam Army
539
Joseph Louis Golc Jr
IN 09-11-1969 Vietnam Marines
540
Harold Gomez
IN 02-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
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