Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Iowa
Name State Date War Branch
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Martin John Reidy
IA 04-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
682
John Micheal Reilly
IA 01-01-1970 Vietnam Army
683
Daniel Phillip Reistroffer
IA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Army
684
Raphael Johnny Rendon
IA 07-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
685
Rickey Don Revland
IA 05-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
686
Robert F Rex
IA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Air Force
687
Terry Lynn Rexroat
IA 11-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
688
Michael Monroe Reynolds
CA 03-30-1968 Vietnam Army
689
James Alphonse Rial
IA 10-22-1964 Vietnam Navy
690
Craig Arthur Rich
IA 08-26-1968 Vietnam Army
691
Danny Kaye Rich
CA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
692
James Burnell Rickels
IA 03-15-1968 Vietnam Navy
693
James Francis Riley
IA 11-16-1970 Vietnam Army
694
Michael Gustave Rindone
IA 06-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
695
Richard Lee Rish
IA 05-26-1970 Vietnam Army
696
Armand Ervin Ristinen
IA 04-25-1970 Vietnam Army
697
Dennis Lee Ritter
IA 06-25-1970 Vietnam Army
698
Terry Roberts
IA 12-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
699
James Milton Robins
IA 08-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
700
Jerry Lynn Robinson
AZ 09-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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