Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert William Labrecque
FL 09-18-1969 Vietnam Army
762
George Donald Lacus Jr
MA 10-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
763
Michael John Laderoute
MA 02-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
764
William Clive Laidlaw
MA 08-18-1965 Vietnam Marines
765
Ernest Hammond Laidler
MA 09-26-1970 Vietnam Army
766
Ronald Francis Lake
MA 04-04-1967 Vietnam Marines
767
Richard Arthur Lameiras
MA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Army
768
Keith Terrell Landers
MA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
769
Paul Joseph Landry
MA 04-29-1967 Vietnam Army
770
Peter Joseph Landry
MA 11-05-1970 Vietnam Air Force
771
Sidney Daniel Lane Jr
MA 04-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
772
Stephen Leslie Lane
MA 03-07-1970 Vietnam Army
773
Alan Karl Langer
MA 01-26-1969 Vietnam Army
774
George Francis Lapan
MA 01-16-1969 Vietnam Army
775
Raymond Roland Lapointe
MA 09-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
776
Angelo Gentry Larraga Jr
MA 08-05-1970 Vietnam Army
777
Robert Merchant Larson
MA 07-15-1971 Vietnam Army
778
John Joseph Laskowski
MA 05-18-1969 Vietnam Army
779
Thomas Daniel Latanowich
MA 06-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
780
Andre Roland Latessa
MA 08-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
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