Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
621	★ John Edward Malone	CA	04-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
622	Thomas George Manderfeld	MN	04-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
623	Douglas Thomas Manka	MN	11-14-1972	Vietnam	Navy
624	Roger Michael Mannie	MN	10-28-1965	Vietnam	Army
625	Robert J Mariz	MN	01-30-1968	Vietnam	Marines
626	Larry Frank Markus	MN	05-26-1967	Vietnam	Army
627	Robert Frank Marthaler	MN	05-22-1970	Vietnam	Army
628	Carl Raymond Martin	MN	05-21-1969	Vietnam	Army
629	Terry Lee Martin	MN	10-03-1967	Vietnam	Army
630	Darrell Wayne Martinson	MN	05-02-1966	Vietnam	Army
631	Delvin Carl Martinson	MN	11-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
632	Leroy Clayton Martinson	MN	12-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
633	Ronald James Matel	MN	06-09-1969	Vietnam	Army
634	Richard Alan Matheis	MN	05-08-1970	Vietnam	Army
635	Michael Alfred Mathison	MN	05-12-1969	Vietnam	Marines
636	Charles Lee Maxie	MN	08-19-1966	Vietnam	Army
637	Dwight Bennie Mayer	MN	03-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
638	Thomas Hubert McCarty	MN	07-23-1969	Vietnam	Air Force
639	Michael James McClellan	MN	11-21-1969	Vietnam	Army
640	John James McCloskey	MN	05-10-1966	Vietnam	Army

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