Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Daniel Martin Kelley
MA 04-25-1968 Vietnam Army
722
Richard Joseph Kelley
MA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
723
Richard Robert Kelley
MA 05-13-1969 Vietnam Army
724
Brian Richard Kelly
MA 06-02-1969 Vietnam Marines
725
Douglas John Kelly
MA 12-04-1967 Vietnam Army
726
Patrick Joseph Kelly Jr
MA 02-28-1966 Vietnam Marines
727
Bruce James Kennedy
MA 11-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
728
David Edward Kenney
MA 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
729
John Joseph Kenney
MA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
730
Daniel Wilder Kent
MA 01-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
731
Gregory Patrick Kent
MA 03-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
732
Stanley P Kierzek
MA 07-20-1965 Vietnam Army
733
Martin Francis Killilea
MA 05-16-1966 Vietnam Army
734
Paul Chester King Jr
MA 05-04-1968 Vietnam Army
735
Gerald Francis Kinsman
MA 01-15-1971 Vietnam Army
736
Donald Robert Kirby III
CA 12-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
737
Peter Shell Kleinberg
MA 01-01-1968 Vietnam Army
738
Chester Jon Kmit
MA 02-05-1969 Vietnam Army
739
Paul Daryll Knowlton
MA 02-24-1968 Vietnam Army
740
Paul Michael Kolenda
MA 10-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
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