Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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William L Armstrong
IN 02-06-1966 Vietnam Army
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Mahlon Ronnie Arnett
IN 02-08-1970 Vietnam Army
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James Edward Arnold
IN 10-09-1968 Vietnam Army
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Major Arnold Jr
IN 08-24-1965 Vietnam Marines
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John Robert Arrington
IN 12-27-1967 Vietnam Army
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Benton Francis Asbury
IN 05-31-1970 Vietnam Air Force
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Paul Michael Ash
IN 02-16-1968 Vietnam Army
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Ivan Richard Asper Jr
IN 02-15-1971 Vietnam Army
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Dawson Jesse Atwood
IN 09-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Earl Austin
IN 02-18-1971 Vietnam Army
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Max Irwin Baer
IN 03-20-1969 Vietnam Marines
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James Anthony Bailey
IN 11-20-1969 Vietnam Army
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Eldon Allen Baker
IN 04-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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Robert Lee Baker
IN 05-10-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Arthur Ballinger
IN 01-31-1968 Vietnam Marines
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William Warner Bancroft Jr
IN 11-13-1970 Vietnam Air Force
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Howard Wayne Bandelier
IN 04-17-1968 Vietnam Navy
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Charles Lynn Baney
IN 10-15-1967 Vietnam Army
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Larry Clayton Banks
IN 11-07-1967 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Dale Bapp
IN 02-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
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