Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Oklahoma
Name State Date War Branch
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Paul Howard Nabors
OK 07-25-1968 Vietnam Army
702
Walter Hodgkingson Nayar
OK 02-26-1971 Vietnam Navy
703
Arthur Darnell Neal
OK 07-02-1970 Vietnam Army
704
Barney King Neal Jr
OK 09-11-1970 Vietnam Army
705
Donald Lee Neely
OK 03-20-1967 Vietnam Army
706
David Phillip Neislar
OK 02-20-1969 Vietnam Navy
707
Jimmy Charles Newfield
OK 06-12-1968 Vietnam Marines
708
Jorge Luis Nieves
OK 11-16-1968 Vietnam Army
709
Robert O'Neal Niman
OK 08-22-1970 Vietnam Army
710
Josh Cain Noah
OK 11-20-1967 Vietnam Army
711
Marvin Tidwell Noah
OK 03-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
712
Marvin Lewis Noe
OK 05-09-1969 Vietnam Army
713
Edward Terry O'Brien
IL 05-26-1970 Vietnam Army
714
John Vinson O'Connor Jr
CA 12-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
715
Robert Wayne Oates
CA 08-10-1966 Vietnam Army
716
Henry Duane Odom
OK 03-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
717
Lewis Milton Ogle
OK 11-01-1967 Vietnam Army
718
Ronald Charles Oglesby
OK 03-10-1968 Vietnam Army
719
John Okemah
OK 04-13-1968 Vietnam Army
720
Charles Edward Oliver
OK 07-23-1967 Vietnam Army
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