Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Georgia
Name State Date War Branch
581
Charles Edward Greene
GA 02-03-1972 Vietnam Navy
582
John Edward Greene
GA 03-13-1972 Vietnam Army
583
Willie Greene
GA 09-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
584
Bobby Ronald Griffin
GA 10-20-1967 Vietnam Army
585
Carlton Griffin
GA 09-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
586
Garland Alex Griffin Jr
GA 01-10-1968 Vietnam Army
587
James Donald Griffin
GA 05-31-1970 Vietnam Army
588
Oscar Lee Griffin
GA 11-18-1969 Vietnam Marines
589
Joseph E Griffis
GA 02-25-1967 Vietnam Army
590
William Arland Griffis
GA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
591
Robert Smith Griffith
GA 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
592
Lloyd Harold Grimes II
GA 09-25-1970 Vietnam Army
593
Richard James Grooms
GA 03-17-1968 Vietnam Army
594
Billy Monroe Gross
GA 07-23-1968 Vietnam Army
595
Stephen Russell Gross
GA 06-06-1969 Vietnam Navy
596
Gene Delano Grover
FL 10-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
597
Allen Jerome Grovner
GA 07-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
598
Charles Larry Guthrie
GA 03-22-1969 Vietnam Army
599
Danny Eugene Guthrie
GA 04-06-1968 Vietnam Army
600
Charles Richard Guttilla
GA 02-20-1967 Vietnam Army
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