Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Vietnam War

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Ivan Wayne Jones
VA 01-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Lavoyn Augustus Jones
VA 10-10-1969 Vietnam Air Force
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Maryus Napoleon Jones
VA 04-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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Orvin Clarence Jones Jr
VA 04-16-1972 Vietnam Air Force
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Paul Elden Jones
VA 02-12-1970 Vietnam Marines
646
Raymond Parker Jones
VA 01-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
647
Richard Junior Jones
VA 10-13-1967 Vietnam Marines
648
Robert Henry Osborn Jones
VA 02-27-1967 Vietnam Air Force
649
Roger Kenneth Jones
VA 05-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Ronald Wayne Jones
VA 01-11-1970 Vietnam Army
651
Rudolph Jones
VA 03-16-1969 Vietnam Army
652
Wilbert Jasper Jones Jr
VA 08-09-1970 Vietnam Army
653
William Oliver Jones
VA 08-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Wayne Lamont Jordan
VA 03-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Mason Journell III
VA 07-22-1970 Vietnam Army
656
Herman Leroy Judy Jr
VA 05-29-1969 Vietnam Army
657
Paul Richard Karas
VA 02-03-1967 Vietnam Army
658
James Marion Kardos
VA 09-04-1969 Vietnam Army
659
Danny Garth Keaton
VA 07-10-1966 Vietnam Army
660
Michael John Keberline
VA 10-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
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