Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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John Robert Dawson
MI 10-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
582
Edward Day
MI 04-03-1968 Vietnam Army
583
Wesley David Day
MI 11-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
584
Lawrence Neil De Boer
MI 05-10-1970 Vietnam Army
585
Roger Allen De Die
MI 11-24-1969 Vietnam Army
586
Hank John Conrad De Hommel
MI 11-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
587
Steve Spencer De Nike
MI 12-30-1970 Vietnam Army
588
Thomas Glenn De Tamble
MI 12-11-1966 Vietnam Army
589
Keith Allen De Vries
MI 08-29-1969 Vietnam Army
590
Peter F De Wilde Jr
MI 03-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
591
Patrick T De Wulf
MI 07-20-1970 Vietnam Army
592
Abe Richard De Young
MI 05-02-1967 Vietnam Army
593
Kenneth Bernard Dean
MI 01-15-1968 Vietnam Army
594
Woodie Junior Dean
MI 11-01-1968 Vietnam Army
595
Dewey Russell Decker
MI 05-15-1969 Vietnam Navy
596
Rick Duane Deeds
MI 01-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
597
Harold Butler Deel
MI 05-10-1969 Vietnam Air Force
598
Gale Edward Deering
MI 08-19-1968 Vietnam Army
599
Richard Henry Defer
MI 10-18-1971 Vietnam Air Force
600
William Charles Defer
MI 01-25-1969 Vietnam Army
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