Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
641	John Martin Donohue	MI	09-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
642	Robert Edward Dorse Jr	MI	01-07-1970	Vietnam	Marines
643	George Harry Dorsey Jr	MI	02-24-1967	Vietnam	Army
644	Michael Robert Dotson	MI	07-02-1967	Vietnam	Navy
645	Clair Duane Doty	MI	05-05-1964	Vietnam	Army
646	Larry Wayne Douglas	MI	04-08-1970	Vietnam	Marines
647	★ William Lowell Douglas Jr	OH	07-15-1966	Vietnam	Marines
648	Duane Auldon Downing	MI	02-23-1969	Vietnam	Army
649	★ John Leslie Downing	AZ	05-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
650	Howard L Doyle	MI	12-14-1967	Vietnam	Army
651	James Edward Dozier	MI	08-25-1966	Vietnam	Marines
652	Leroy Junior Draby	MI	09-08-1967	Vietnam	Army
653	Michael Joseph Drake	MI	12-16-1969	Vietnam	Army
654	Michael Leon Drake	MI	05-28-1968	Vietnam	Marines
655	Robert Dearhart Drew	MI	11-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
656	Danny George Drinkard	MI	04-20-1971	Vietnam	Army
657	David Michael Drob	MI	07-22-1968	Vietnam	Army
658	Richard Alan Dudek	MI	10-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
659	Jerry Norman Duffey	MI	12-12-1971	Vietnam	Army
660	Douglas Alan Dugger	MI	12-31-1968	Vietnam	Army

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