Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Dallas Lee Nihsen
IA 04-15-1972 Vietnam Army
602
George Clyde Norris
IA 04-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
603
James Alan Norris
IA 08-13-1969 Vietnam Marines
604
Edwin Gilbert Northup
IA 06-20-1972 Vietnam Army
605
Gerald Owen Norton
IA 10-06-1962 Vietnam Navy
606
Walter Lee Nutt III
IA 04-28-1969 Vietnam Army
607
Michael Donald O'Connor
IA 06-22-1967 Vietnam Army
608
Michael Maurice O'Connor
IA 06-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
609
Robert Charles O'Hara
IA 02-06-1969 Vietnam Army
610
Carroll P O'Neill
IA 02-09-1969 Vietnam Army
611
James Charles O'Shea
IA 03-31-1969 Vietnam Army
612
Paul Laverne Oakes Jr
IA 06-19-1968 Vietnam Army
613
Dennis Lynn Odell
IA 11-11-1967 Vietnam Marines
614
Vernon Leo Okland
IA 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
615
Cecil Chancey Olsen
IA 01-08-1971 Vietnam Army
616
Carl John Olson
IA 07-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
617
Dennis Gale Olson
IA 10-29-1966 Vietnam Marines
618
Duane Elmer Olson
IA 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
619
Robert Franklin Olson
IA 08-07-1969 Vietnam Army
620
Roger Lewis Olson
IA 03-26-1968 Vietnam Navy
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