Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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John Franklin Deneen Jr
PA 01-22-1969 Vietnam Army
662
Paul Leslie Dennis
PA 04-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
663
William Roy Dennis
PA 04-19-1968 Vietnam Army
664
Jack Edward Derrico
PA 03-26-1968 Vietnam Army
665
Donald Glen Detrick
PA 01-16-1971 Vietnam Army
666
James B W Detrixhe
PA 02-24-1966 Vietnam Army
667
Lawrence R Detwiler Jr
PA 08-22-1969 Vietnam Army
668
Francis Stanley Devine Jr
PA 05-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
669
Kenneth Lee Devor
PA 02-10-1968 Vietnam Army
670
James Craig Dewar
PA 05-10-1969 Vietnam Army
671
James Elliott Dewey
PA 04-04-1967 Vietnam Army
672
David Eugene Dewitt
PA 03-25-1968 Vietnam Army
673
Vaughn Leroy Dexter
PA 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
674
Ronald J Di Bartolomeo
PA 11-11-1970 Vietnam Army
675
Raymond James Di Santi
PA 05-13-1970 Vietnam Army
676
Ronald Michael Di Stefano
PA 10-08-1965 Vietnam Army
677
Charles Edward Diamond
PA 02-02-1970 Vietnam Army
678
Ralph Ellis Dias
PA 11-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
679
Alan Jay Dick
FL 05-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
680
Timothy Morgan Dick
PA 12-11-1967 Vietnam Marines
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