Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Alfred Lee
VA 05-21-1967 Vietnam Army
722
Daniel Lee Lee
VA 10-03-1968 Vietnam Army
723
Fred Vincent Lee
VA 06-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
724
Leonard Murray Lee
VA 12-27-1967 Vietnam Navy
725
William Robert Lee
VA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
726
Vyrl Eugene Leichliter Jr
VA 06-10-1970 Vietnam Army
727
David Allen Lenchner
VA 12-15-1968 Vietnam Army
728
John Charles Leonard
VA 04-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
729
David Atwood Lerner
VA 11-20-1969 Vietnam Army
730
Grady Rudolph Lester Jr
VA 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
731
James Leroy Lester Jr
VA 05-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
732
William McNamara Levendis
VA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
733
Arthur Lewis
VA 09-18-1969 Vietnam Army
734
Fletcher Leon Lewis
VA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
735
James Harold Lewis
VA 12-10-1965 Vietnam Army
736
Robert Lee Lewis
VA 11-15-1965 Vietnam Army
737
Robert Raymond Lewis
VA 04-25-1970 Vietnam Army
738
Everett Earl Light
VA 06-04-1966 Vietnam Army
739
Joseph Milboune Lingle Jr
VA 04-25-1967 Vietnam Army
740
David Lee Lipscomb
VA 03-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
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