Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Oklahoma
Name State Date War Branch
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Thomas Lee Little Sun
OK 02-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
602
Donald Lee Lloyd
OK 02-14-1968 Vietnam Army
603
James Lee Locke
OK 03-26-1969 Vietnam Army
604
Norman Fredrick Loeffler Jr
OK 11-30-1967 Vietnam Army
605
Don Wayne Love
OK 08-18-1970 Vietnam Army
606
Vernon Glen Love
OK 03-20-1971 Vietnam Army
607
Clayton Bentley Lowe Jr
CA 06-01-1967 Vietnam Army
608
Freddie Leon Lowery
OK 09-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
609
Lonnie Douglas Loyd Jr
OK 02-16-1969 Vietnam Army
610
Paul David Lucas
OK 09-18-1969 Vietnam Marines
611
Ronnie Dean Luman
OK 05-17-1968 Vietnam Army
612
Abel Luna
OK 10-26-1968 Vietnam Air Force
613
Bruce Anthony Lynch
OK 11-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
614
Roy Eugene Lynn
OK 03-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
615
Marion Wayne Lyons
AR 02-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
616
Ralph Edgar Mabry Jr
OK 01-30-1968 Vietnam Army
617
Talton Lee Mackey
OK 12-09-1968 Vietnam Army
618
Rory Antonio Madden
OK 10-10-1967 Vietnam Army
619
Ross Edward Mandeville
OK 08-19-1969 Vietnam Army
620
Martin Rowland Maness
OK 06-01-1968 Vietnam Army
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