Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
721
Richard Stephen Dorsch
PA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
722
Theodore Aloyis Dougherty
PA 11-24-1967 Vietnam Army
723
Ronald Edward Doughtie
PA 06-09-1972 Vietnam Army
724
Frank Frederick Douglas
PA 09-17-1966 Vietnam Army
725
Thomas Joseph Dowd
PA 12-21-1969 Vietnam Army
726
Charles Robert Downey Jr
PA 05-17-1967 Vietnam Army
727
Earl Garland Downey
PA 06-28-1965 Vietnam Air Force
728
Joseph Clarence Doyle
PA 02-28-1968 Vietnam Army
729
Michael William Doyle
PA 08-25-1972 Vietnam Navy
730
Raymond Edgar Doyle Jr
PA 04-12-1963 Vietnam Air Force
731
David George Dragosavac
PA 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
732
Robert Drak
PA 06-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
733
Donald Joseph Drake
PA 11-28-1968 Vietnam Army
734
Glenn Franklin Drake
PA 01-31-1966 Vietnam Army
735
James Stevens Dravis Jr
PA 08-02-1969 Vietnam Army
736
Ryland Whitney Drawdy
FL 08-18-1965 Vietnam Marines
737
Carol Ann Elizabeth Drazba
PA 02-18-1966 Vietnam Army
738
Nils Arden Drennen
PA 03-12-1967 Vietnam Army
739
Emmett L Dressler
PA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
740
Vestie Timothy Driggers
PA 11-29-1968 Vietnam Army
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