Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Donald Lee Hunter
NJ 01-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Richard Huster
NJ 04-08-1967 Vietnam Army
663
George Robert Hutchinson
NJ 03-04-1968 Vietnam Army
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Walter Wesley Hutton
NJ 09-17-1970 Vietnam Army
665
William D Huyler Jr
NJ 09-14-1967 Vietnam Army
666
Linwood Earl Hyman
NJ 11-27-1969 Vietnam Marines
667
Donald Iandoli
NJ 11-19-1967 Vietnam Army
668
Charles Earnest Iannuzzi
NJ 08-18-1965 Vietnam Marines
669
Dennis Anthony Iasello
NJ 06-07-1969 Vietnam Army
670
Michael John Ihnat
NJ 06-25-1965 Vietnam Army
671
Thomas Robert Ike
NJ 05-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
672
Louis Joseph Inferrera
NJ 05-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
673
Andrew Ivan Jr
NJ 09-10-1971 Vietnam Air Force
674
Richard V Ives
NJ 08-08-1966 Vietnam Army
675
Harry John Jackson Jr
NJ 11-11-1969 Vietnam Army
676
Joseph Louis Jackson
NJ 09-19-1968 Vietnam Army
677
Keith Michael Jackson
NJ 02-01-1971 Vietnam Army
678
Robert Leonard Jackson
NJ 03-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
679
William Jackson
NJ 03-15-1969 Vietnam Army
680
Del Ray Jacobs
NJ 05-09-1967 Vietnam Marines
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