Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Wisconsin
Name State Date War Branch
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Kenneth George Liebhaber
WI 02-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
622
James Terry Liebnitz
WI 02-27-1969 Vietnam Army
623
James Jerome Lind
WI 01-05-1968 Vietnam Army
624
Theodore Paul Linski
WI 07-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
625
LeRoy Edward Linton
WI 11-29-1970 Vietnam Army
626
Jerome Walter Litke
WI 06-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
627
Gary Loduha
WI 04-23-1968 Vietnam Army
628
Robert Orrie Long
AZ 08-18-1965 Vietnam Marines
629
Kent William Longmire
WI 04-20-1970 Vietnam Army
630
Manuel Torres Lopez
WI 06-27-1968 Vietnam Army
631
Terry Wayne Lorenz
WI 06-16-1966 Vietnam Army
632
James Richard Loy
WI 01-11-1968 Vietnam Navy
633
Jerome Deane Lubeno
WI 06-14-1969 Vietnam Army
634
Lawrence Anthony Luciani
WI 12-29-1969 Vietnam Marines
635
Leo John Ludvigsen Jr
WI 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
636
John Albert Luke
WI 03-06-1971 Vietnam Army
637
Max Duane Lukenbach
AZ 12-22-1965 Vietnam Navy
638
Terry Bruce Lund
WI 12-31-1969 Vietnam Marines
639
Eugene Kenneth Lupe
WI 05-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
640
Clayton J Luther
WI 07-29-1966 Vietnam Army
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