Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Clayton Liggins
LA 02-15-1968 Vietnam Army
542
Robert Leonel Liles Jr
LA 12-21-1972 Vietnam Air Force
543
Stephen Lee Lindsay
LA 01-24-1971 Vietnam Marines
544
Marvin Nelson Lindsey
LA 06-29-1965 Vietnam Air Force
545
Richard Michael Lines
LA 04-25-1966 Vietnam Army
546
David Allen Liste
LA 10-26-1966 Vietnam Navy
547
Peter Little
LA 11-16-1966 Vietnam Marines
548
Leonard Wayne Lockard
LA 07-10-1964 Vietnam Army
549
Lloyd Lockett
LA 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
550
Dexter Joseph Lombas
LA 11-16-1970 Vietnam Army
551
Larry Joseph Loncon
LA 04-27-1970 Vietnam Army
552
Earl London
LA 01-12-1968 Vietnam Army
553
Jerry Roy Long
LA 03-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
554
Ray Frank Long
AL 11-29-1969 Vietnam Army
555
Billy Burke Lout
LA 04-16-1967 Vietnam Army
556
Marvin John Louviere
LA 09-04-1969 Vietnam Army
557
Harold Wayne Lowther
LA 04-05-1966 Vietnam Army
558
Francis David Lupo
LA 03-06-1971 Vietnam Navy
559
Malcolm Joseph Lyons
LA 01-17-1971 Vietnam Marines
560
Quillard Frank Lyons
LA 04-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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