Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Marvin Merle Dicks
MI 01-21-1967 Vietnam Army
622
Mark Lane Dickson
MI 03-16-1968 Vietnam Army
623
George Arthur Didaskalou
MI 09-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
624
James Henry Dieckman
MI 01-16-1969 Vietnam Army
625
Arnold Raymond Diekema
MI 11-23-1968 Vietnam Army
626
William Franklin Diggs
MI 09-15-1969 Vietnam Army
627
Randy Eugene Dillinder
MI 12-10-1967 Vietnam Army
628
James Robert Dinger
MI 02-16-1966 Vietnam Army
629
Thomas James Dion
MI 07-26-1969 Vietnam Army
630
Craig Mitchell Dix
MI 03-17-1971 Vietnam Army
631
Carl Dean Dixon
MI 05-08-1970 Vietnam Army
632
David Ernest Dixon
FL 06-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
633
Edmund Valent Dlugokinski
MI 11-19-1966 Vietnam Army
634
Jimmie Lee Dobbs
IL 11-07-1966 Vietnam Army
635
Ronald Stephen Dobbs
MI 03-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
636
Michael James Dodge
MI 06-14-1969 Vietnam Army
637
Frank Doezema Jr
MI 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
638
David Patrick Dolan
CA 01-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
639
Paul Louis Domke
MI 07-21-1967 Vietnam Army
640
Herbert C Donaldson Jr
MI 10-29-1967 Vietnam Army
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