Gold Star Veterans : Washington Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Washington
Name State Date War Branch
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Allen Gene Kinne
WA 05-06-1970 Vietnam Army
542
Donald Harry Kito
AK 07-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
543
Randy Gene Kittleson
WA 05-13-1970 Vietnam Army
544
Stephen Louis Klein
WA 06-30-1970 Vietnam Army
545
Paul Gordon Knighton
WA 07-05-1967 Vietnam Army
546
Mark Alan Knollmeyer
WA 09-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
547
David DuWayne Knowles
WA 09-27-1967 Vietnam Navy
548
Edwin Lee Koenig
WA 12-14-1966 Vietnam Navy
549
Wayne Edward Kohn
WA 11-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
550
Ronald Norman Koitzsch
WA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
551
John Spaulding Kraabel
WA 07-18-1969 Vietnam Marines
552
Donald Ray Kraft
WA 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
553
Kenneth Joe Krause
WA 09-05-1967 Vietnam Army
554
Paul Denis Kreger
WA 02-17-1972 Vietnam Army
555
Richard Otis Krogh
WA 08-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
556
Leonard Joseph Kroshus
WA 05-31-1966 Vietnam Marines
557
Dale Lynn Kruse
WA 04-30-1968 Vietnam Navy
558
Donald Lee Kujawa
WA 02-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
559
Gerald Albert Kulm
WA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
560
Jacob Clark Laan
WA 03-03-1969 Vietnam Army
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