Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Lee Gray
NJ 06-16-1970 Vietnam Army
542
Douglas Barton Green III
NJ 01-11-1968 Vietnam Army
543
Leo Frank Green Jr
NJ 08-12-1969 Vietnam Army
544
Otis Green
NJ 02-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
545
Richard Albert Green
VT 12-03-1971 Vietnam Army
546
John Preston Greene
NJ 12-05-1965 Vietnam Army
547
Kenneth John Greene
NJ 03-14-1968 Vietnam Army
548
Kevin Leslie Greene
NJ 09-27-1968 Vietnam Army
549
Lloyd Vincent Greene
NJ 11-08-1965 Vietnam Army
550
Richard Greenspan
NJ 11-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
551
David Gregory
NJ 10-31-1966 Vietnam Army
552
Malcolm Jonathan Grim
NJ 01-23-1970 Vietnam Army
553
Sigard Richard Grimstad
NJ 05-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
554
John Arthur Griner
NJ 02-09-1970 Vietnam Navy
555
John Robert Grisard
NJ 11-19-1970 Vietnam Army
556
Thomas E Grix
NJ 12-15-1967 Vietnam Army
557
John Joseph Grohman
NJ 03-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
558
Victor Mahlon Gross
NJ 10-07-1967 Vietnam Army
559
Louis Cancian Grove
NJ 01-30-1968 Vietnam Army
560
Thomas Roy Grover
NJ 02-02-1969 Vietnam Army
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