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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Albert McDonald Jr
OK 09-11-1970 Vietnam Army
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Terry Keith McDonell
OK 08-15-1969 Vietnam Army
643
George Watson McDonough
OK 04-06-1969 Vietnam Army
644
Earl Wayne McDowell
OK 08-14-1969 Vietnam Army
645
James Phillip McElhannon
OK 04-06-1966 Vietnam Marines
646
Randall Lee McElreath
OK 03-12-1968 Vietnam Marines
647
Floyd McFadden
AR 03-06-1968 Vietnam Army
648
Arthur Ray McFarland
OK 05-15-1969 Vietnam Army
649
Darwin Dale McGee
OK 04-24-1969 Vietnam Army
650
George William McGee
OK 09-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
651
Don Ray McIntire
OK 02-16-1970 Vietnam Army
652
Wesley Raymond McKee
OK 05-20-1967 Vietnam Navy
653
Thomas Leon McKinzie
OK 10-17-1968 Vietnam Army
654
James M McMillan Jr
OK 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
655
Michael Sidney McNeill
OK 12-05-1972 Vietnam Air Force
656
Thomas Martin McVay
OK 04-12-1968 Vietnam Army
657
John Wesley McVey
OK 05-28-1968 Vietnam Army
658
Jerry Monroe McWhorter
OK 03-22-1966 Vietnam Army
659
Richard Eugen McWilliams
OK 12-15-1965 Vietnam Army
660
Edwin George Meixner
OK 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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