Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
741
Arthur Leroy James
IN 03-30-1966 Vietnam Army
742
Richard Dale James
IN 12-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
743
Larry Floyd Jankowski
IN 05-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
744
William Lee Jarboe
IN 06-03-1968 Vietnam Army
745
Robert Walter Jaronik
IN 06-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
746
John Paul Jaroscak
IN 03-04-1970 Vietnam Army
747
David Claud Jasper
IN 11-19-1968 Vietnam Army
748
Gary Donald Jefferson
IN 04-11-1970 Vietnam Army
749
Perry Henry Jefferson
CO 04-03-1969 Vietnam Air Force
750
Gerald Thomas Jenkins
IN 11-23-1965 Vietnam Army
751
William Robert Jennett
IN 04-26-1968 Vietnam Army
752
Charles B Jilcott Jr
IN 03-08-1968 Vietnam Army
753
Urban Harold Johannes Jr
IN 10-11-1968 Vietnam Army
754
Paul Frederick Johns
IN 06-28-1968 Vietnam Air Force
755
Carl David Johnson
IN 02-11-1972 Vietnam Army
756
David Allen Johnson
IN 01-31-1970 Vietnam Army
757
Gerald Lee Johnson
IN 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
758
Jack Lee Johnson
IN 05-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
759
James Reed Johnson
IN 08-21-1966 Vietnam Army
760
Jimmie Lee Johnson
IN 03-01-1970 Vietnam Army
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