Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Thomas Gregory Noble
MN 12-24-1970 Vietnam Army
722
Stephen M Noggle
MN 06-17-1967 Vietnam Army
723
David Allen Nolan
MN 08-15-1967 Vietnam Army
724
Jon Harris Nordquist
MN 08-01-1970 Vietnam Army
725
James Michael Norman
MN 03-08-1969 Vietnam Army
726
Duane Michael Normandin
MN 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
727
Maurice Fredrick Northrup
MN 11-08-1967 Vietnam Army
728
Michael William Notermann
MN 06-19-1970 Vietnam Army
729
Richard Daniel Novak
MN 08-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
730
Duane Willard Nyblom
MN 05-15-1969 Vietnam Army
731
Wallace Gregory Nye
MN 06-17-1967 Vietnam Army
732
Michael Dean Nystul
MN 09-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
733
Terrence Patrick O'Brien
MN 05-22-1968 Vietnam Navy
734
Daniel Jerome O'Connor
MN 04-26-1968 Vietnam Air Force
735
Ronald Thomas O'Keefe
MN 11-01-1964 Vietnam Army
736
Daniel Thomas O'Laughlin
MN 08-23-1967 Vietnam Marines
737
Michael James O'Neill
MN 08-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
738
George P O'Toole Jr
MN 12-12-1967 Vietnam Army
739
Glen Everett Oak
MN 07-18-1967 Vietnam Army
740
Roland Robert Obenland
MN 05-18-1968 Vietnam Air Force
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