Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
521	Michael John Cromie	MI	11-18-1968	Vietnam	Army
522	Richard Edward Cronk	MI	08-23-1965	Vietnam	Marines
523	Eugene Crossley	MI	10-31-1968	Vietnam	Army
524	Gregory John Crossman	MI	04-25-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
525	William Harry Crossman	MI	06-17-1967	Vietnam	Army
526	Nathan Eugene Crouch	MI	01-27-1969	Vietnam	Army
527	Ralph Heman Crowley	MI	05-27-1969	Vietnam	Army
528	Raymond H Crull	MI	03-26-1970	Vietnam	Army
529	Ralph Joel Crutts	MI	05-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
530	Frank Bryan Cruz	MI	07-27-1967	Vietnam	Army
531	Charles Joseph Cudlike	MI	05-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
532	Edmund Victor Cudnik	MI	12-27-1968	Vietnam	Marines
533	Dennis Anthony Cunningham	MI	08-21-1969	Vietnam	Army
534	★ George Michael Cunningham	CA	09-24-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
535	Jerry Max Cunningham	MI	01-11-1970	Vietnam	Army
536	Walter Wayne Cunningham	MI	10-31-1967	Vietnam	Army
537	Robert Graham Curl	MI	12-02-1969	Vietnam	Army
538	Roosevelt C Curley Jr	MI	07-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
539	Daniel Joseph Curran	MI	03-30-1969	Vietnam	Army
540	Jeff Currethers	MI	03-17-1967	Vietnam	Army

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