Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
5621
Gary Duane Wilson
CA 11-28-1971 Vietnam Army
5622
Jack Pyeatt Wilson Jr
CA 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
5623
James David Wilson
CA 02-10-1968 Vietnam Army
5624
James Willie Wilson
CA 04-14-1969 Vietnam Army
5625
Kenneth Richard Wilson
CA 05-19-1968 Vietnam Army
5626
Mickey Allen Wilson
CA 01-08-1973 Vietnam Army
5627
Paul Wilson
CA 03-19-1969 Vietnam Marines
5628
Raymond Wesley Wilson
FL 03-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
5629
Ronald Alton Wilson
CA 06-13-1968 Vietnam Army
5630
Ronald Kelley Wilson
CA 04-28-1969 Vietnam Army
5631
Royce Harold Wilson Jr
CA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
5632
William Jeffrey Wilson
CA 06-03-1966 Vietnam Army
5633
Stanley Frank Wilton
CA 11-16-1968 Vietnam Army
5634
James B Wiltse Jr
CA 08-08-1967 Vietnam Army
5635
Ronald Ellis Wiltse
CA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Army
5636
Floyd Daniel Wimer
CA 01-27-1970 Vietnam Army
5637
Robert Arnold Wimer
CA 06-08-1969 Vietnam Army
5638
Robert Glen Wimp
CO 02-19-1969 Vietnam Army
5639
Raymond Michael Winfrey
CA 04-09-1969 Vietnam Army
5640
George Harold Winkempleck
CA 10-10-1967 Vietnam Army
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