Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert David Ward
CA 01-09-1966 Vietnam Marines
5422
Robert William Ward
CA 07-25-1970 Vietnam Army
5423
Keith Lincoln Ware
CA 09-13-1968 Vietnam Army
5424
Lawrence Robert Warf
CA 01-03-1970 Vietnam Army
5425
Jon Frederick Warmbrodt
CA 01-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
5426
Charles William Fredrich Warner
CA 07-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
5427
Herbert Alvin Warner Jr
CA 06-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
5428
Robert Merrill Warnock
CA 02-03-1970 Vietnam Army
5429
Klaus Warrelmann
CA 11-01-1966 Vietnam Army
5430
Donald Albert Warren
CA 03-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
5431
Charles W Warrington Jr
CA 03-16-1969 Vietnam Army
5432
Johnny Lee Washburn
CA 03-19-1967 Vietnam Army
5433
Robert Glen Washburn
CA 08-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
5434
James Ryoichiro Watanabe
CA 09-26-1967 Vietnam Army
5435
David Eugene Watkins
CA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
5436
Martin Lee Watkins
CA 06-04-1966 Vietnam Army
5437
Sherdin Jay Watkins
CA 02-17-1966 Vietnam Army
5438
Alfonza Watson
CA 05-01-1967 Vietnam Army
5439
Arthur Watson Jr
CA 09-17-1966 Vietnam Marines
5440
J V Watson
CA 07-25-1970 Vietnam Army
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