Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
721	Larry La Vern Elzinga	MI	08-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
722	Michael George Emeigh	MI	07-17-1969	Vietnam	Army
723	Philip Blaine Emerson	MI	05-15-1967	Vietnam	Marines
724	Robert Lewis Emery	MI	12-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
725	Gerald William Engel	MI	04-18-1966	Vietnam	Marines
726	Robert Raymond Enos Jr	MI	01-14-1971	Vietnam	Army
727	Joseph Frank Erickson	MI	02-23-1970	Vietnam	Army
728	Armando Leo Escareno	MI	11-12-1967	Vietnam	Army
729	Charles Linwood Eschbach	MI	01-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
730	David Harm Esman	MI	08-28-1967	Vietnam	Army
731	Walter O Estes	MI	11-19-1967	Vietnam	Navy
732	Paul Quammen Etter	MI	12-08-1968	Vietnam	Marines
733	Donald Patrick Evans	MI	11-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
734	Gregory James Evans	MI	02-18-1968	Vietnam	Army
735	Thomas John Evans	MI	11-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
736	Lucious Lionel Everett	MI	12-09-1966	Vietnam	Marines
737	David James Ewing	MI	05-22-1969	Vietnam	Army
738	Jerry Lee Ewing	MI	03-21-1969	Vietnam	Army
739	David Lee Ex	MI	06-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
740	Gary J Faculak	MI	12-16-1970	Vietnam	Army

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