Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
541	Donald Everett Pierpoint	WV	09-29-1971	Vietnam	Army
542	Wallace Edward Pilson	WV	05-29-1966	Vietnam	Army
543	★ William James Pinter	VA	09-12-1968	Vietnam	Marines
544	Charles Dean Plummer	WV	11-14-1968	Vietnam	Army
545	Elbert Darrell Poff	WV	05-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
546	Archie Andrew Porter	WV	10-17-1967	Vietnam	Army
547	Franklin Delano Porter	WV	12-30-1964	Vietnam	Army
548	David Lee Powell	WV	06-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
549	George Ralph Powell Jr	WV	06-21-1968	Vietnam	Army
550	Wavel Wayne Powell	WV	05-02-1969	Vietnam	Army
551	Lawrence Buford Prater	WV	10-27-1967	Vietnam	Army
552	Joe Harold Pringle	WV	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
553	★ Willard Floyd Prochaska	VA	02-23-1969	Vietnam	Marines
554	★ James Patrick Proctor	FL	08-01-1967	Vietnam	Marines
555	Kenzel Meredith Racey	WV	03-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
556	Dana Lee Rager	WV	01-07-1969	Vietnam	Marines
557	Roy Lindsey Ramey	WV	06-06-1969	Vietnam	Army
558	Michael Lee Ransbottom	WV	04-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
559	Roy Carlas Ransom	WV	05-06-1970	Vietnam	Army
560	Rodney Kent Ranson	WV	11-20-1969	Vietnam	Army

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