Gold Star Veterans : Washington Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Washington
Name State Date War Branch
721
Donald Carl Nelson
WA 12-14-1967 Vietnam Army
722
Lewis Charles Nelson
WA 04-28-1968 Vietnam Army
723
Orlan Marvin Nelson
WI 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
724
Richard Dean Nelson
WA 05-22-1970 Vietnam Army
725
Danny A Neth
WA 03-05-1966 Vietnam Army
726
Steven Wayne Neville
WA 09-25-1971 Vietnam Army
727
Michael R Newbern
WA 10-22-1966 Vietnam Army
728
Kenneth Leroy Newby Jr
WA 12-09-1968 Vietnam Navy
729
Richard Eric Newton
OH 04-06-1967 Vietnam Army
730
Gregory Jerome Niccoli
WA 02-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
731
Richard Allen Nichols
WA 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
732
Philip Eugene Nickerson
WA 06-21-1969 Vietnam Army
733
Jeffery Charles Niles
WA 09-27-1968 Vietnam Army
734
Ray Nixon
WA 02-26-1967 Vietnam Army
735
Dennis Ray Noble
WA 07-26-1970 Vietnam Army
736
Gary Paul Noble
WA 05-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
737
John Darrell Nokes
WA 03-11-1967 Vietnam Army
738
Charles Steven Norris
WA 02-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
739
John Alex North
WI 06-10-1969 Vietnam Army
740
John Joseph Nussbaumer
WA 10-26-1966 Vietnam Navy
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