Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Kermit Edward Burkey
CA 06-11-1967 Vietnam Army
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Eugene Wayne Burkhart
CA 12-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
663
Clarence Paul Burleson
CA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Army
664
Stephen Frank Burlingame
CA 03-12-1967 Vietnam Army
665
David Leigh Burnett
CA 04-05-1969 Vietnam Army
666
Joseph Darryl Burnett
CA 11-23-1966 Vietnam Army
667
Dean Harry Burns
CA 03-31-1968 Vietnam Army
668
James David Burns
CA 04-26-1969 Vietnam Army
669
Ken Dwight Burns
CA 11-13-1970 Vietnam Army
670
Michael Edward Burns
CA 07-12-1970 Vietnam Army
671
Michael Thomas Burns
CA 07-05-1968 Vietnam Army
672
Richard Allen Burns
CA 02-27-1969 Vietnam Army
673
William Carl Burns Jr
CA 09-04-1967 Vietnam Navy
674
Miguel Ramon Burri
CA 12-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
675
Leonard Charles Burris
CA 02-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
676
Victor Antonieo Burris
CA 03-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
677
Sammy Nunez Burrola Jr
CA 09-25-1968 Vietnam Army
678
David Richard Burson
CA 01-03-1968 Vietnam Army
679
Mark Joel Bush
CA 06-22-1970 Vietnam Army
680
Byron Haley Bushay
CA 11-04-1966 Vietnam Army
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