Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Tennessee
Name State Date War Branch
761
George Willis Martin
TN 10-11-1964 Vietnam Army
762
Irvin Eugene Martin
TN 01-24-1969 Vietnam Army
763
James Henry Martin
TN 07-23-1968 Vietnam Army
764
John David Martin
TN 07-08-1969 Vietnam Army
765
Joseph Venson Martin
TN 02-13-1971 Vietnam Army
766
Kenneth Wayne Martin
TN 06-15-1970 Vietnam Marines
767
Robert Thomas Martin Jr
TN 06-19-1969 Vietnam Marines
768
Stephan James Martin
CA 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
769
Robert Mason
TN 09-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
770
Donald Robert Mathis
TN 05-28-1971 Vietnam Army
771
Thomas Winfred Matthews Jr
TN 05-13-1970 Vietnam Army
772
Willis Alanzo Matthews
TN 04-04-1967 Vietnam Army
773
John Lee Mattock
TN 03-12-1968 Vietnam Army
774
James Rickey Maxwell
AR 05-15-1975 Vietnam Marines
775
James Mays Jr
TN 05-08-1967 Vietnam Army
776
Robert Lamar McArthur
TN 01-31-1970 Vietnam Army
777
Eddie O'Donald McBroom Jr
TN 08-25-1966 Vietnam Army
778
Claiborne Parks McCall
TN 06-17-1966 Vietnam Air Force
779
John Edward McCarrell
TN 05-11-1969 Vietnam Army
780
Jerry McCarter
TN 06-15-1969 Vietnam Marines
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