Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph Wester Jones III
TN 10-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
642
Lennis Goddard Jones Jr
TN 11-06-1969 Vietnam Army
643
Michael Allen Jones
TN 09-28-1967 Vietnam Army
644
Ray Morgan Keith Jones
TN 11-13-1967 Vietnam Army
645
Sam Raymond Jones
TN 06-23-1967 Vietnam Marines
646
Raymond Robert Jordan
TN 03-23-1968 Vietnam Army
647
Ray Ramsey Jowers
TN 03-18-1969 Vietnam Army
648
Ronald Henry Justis
IN 05-12-1966 Vietnam Marines
649
Charles Thomas Kallaher
TN 04-30-1971 Vietnam Army
650
Elmer Leo Keasling
TN 06-09-1970 Vietnam Army
651
Freddie Joe Keeley
TN 10-24-1967 Vietnam Army
652
Jasper Lee Keen
TN 05-19-1966 Vietnam Marines
653
Tommie Keeton
TN 11-16-1965 Vietnam Army
654
Herbert Albert Kehrli
FL 02-28-1968 Vietnam Air Force
655
James Kelly Keith III
TN 03-07-1967 Vietnam Army
656
Freddie Ray Kelley
TN 09-16-1968 Vietnam Navy
657
Glenn Howell Kelley
TN 02-10-1965 Vietnam Army
658
James Daniel Kelley
TN 09-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
659
Carl Eugene Kelly Jr
TN 02-18-1969 Vietnam Marines
660
Eddie Kelly Jr
TN 05-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Irvin - Your website is outstanding and a great tribute to the Patriots who gave all. As a Vietnam veteran, I thank you very much.
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