Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Kenneth Samuel Gibbs
GA 09-04-1967 Vietnam Army
542
John Gibson
GA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
543
Walter Murrah Gibson
GA 10-28-1969 Vietnam Army
544
Claude Vernor Giles
GA 02-16-1970 Vietnam Army
545
Robert Paul Gipson
GA 03-16-1966 Vietnam Army
546
Eric Eugene Gittens
GA 11-02-1969 Vietnam Army
547
Livingston Glenn
GA 12-09-1967 Vietnam Army
548
Michael Robert Glenn
GA 02-11-1970 Vietnam Army
549
Johnny William Glisson
GA 09-28-1969 Vietnam Army
550
Donald Lawrence Glover
GA 01-19-1968 Vietnam Army
551
Willie Edward Glover
GA 04-10-1968 Vietnam Army
552
Henry Mouzon Gnann
GA 10-14-1969 Vietnam Army
553
Billy Willie Gober
GA 01-04-1968 Vietnam Army
554
Billy Lamar Godfrey
GA 12-14-1967 Vietnam Army
555
Ralph Donald Godfroy
GA 08-29-1969 Vietnam Army
556
Roy Willard Godowns
GA 01-01-1970 Vietnam Army
557
Richard Dean Goen
GA 08-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
558
Joseph Hubert Goings Jr
GA 05-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
559
James Richard Golding
FL 11-23-1968 Vietnam Army
560
John David Gollahon
GA 06-30-1968 Vietnam Navy
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