Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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George Sherman Goode
IN 09-10-1969 Vietnam Army
542
Jackie Lee Goodnight
IN 09-05-1969 Vietnam Army
543
Lawrence Lee Gordon
IN 05-06-1970 Vietnam Army
544
Richard Dale Gordon
IN 06-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
545
Wyatt Cecil Gordon
IN 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
546
Freddy Ray Gore
IN 07-13-1967 Vietnam Army
547
Elvin Wayne Gose
IN 03-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
548
Larry Jo Goss
IN 02-14-1968 Vietnam Navy
549
Bruce Andrew Gourlay
IN 05-11-1969 Vietnam Army
550
Thomas Anthony Gowers
IN 05-21-1970 Vietnam Army
551
John Albert Grabbe
IN 03-06-1969 Vietnam Army
552
Terry Gene Graft
IN 08-31-1969 Vietnam Marines
553
Harvey Gene Graham
IN 05-18-1970 Vietnam Army
554
Charles Robert Grant
IN 03-13-1969 Vietnam Marines
555
James Michael Grant
IN 12-15-1969 Vietnam Army
556
Bobby Elmer Gray
FL 07-07-1970 Vietnam Marines
557
Robert Allen Gray
IN 12-18-1965 Vietnam Army
558
Wilbur Lewis Gray Jr
IN 03-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
559
Nick Jim Grcich
IN 03-20-1967 Vietnam Army
560
George Curtis Green Jr
IN 12-04-1970 Vietnam Army
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