Gold Star Veterans : Colorado Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Colorado
Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Gene Brigham
CO 01-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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Larry Briscoe
CO 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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David Dee Brown Jr
AK 04-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Michael Wade Brown
CO 08-03-1970 Vietnam Army
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Rick Samuel Brown
AZ 01-07-1971 Vietnam Army
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Thomas Louis Brown
CO 04-09-1969 Vietnam Navy
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Charles Richard Brownlee
CO 12-24-1968 Vietnam Air Force
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Sam Burnell Jr
CO 01-10-1966 Vietnam Army
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James Edward Burton Jr
CO 03-03-1970 Vietnam Army
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Stanley Raymond Bustamante Jr
CA 08-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
71
Candelario Patrick Bustos
WY 05-10-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Richard Scott Byars
CO 01-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Michael Joseph Cain
CO 04-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Byron Thomas Calkins
CO 05-31-1969 Vietnam Army
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Claud William Capraro
CO 12-03-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Joseph Arthur Cardenas
CO 05-20-1970 Vietnam Army
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James Anthony Cardinale
CA 04-05-1968 Vietnam Navy
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Bruce Lee Cardy
CO 10-06-1969 Vietnam Air Force
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Frank Jerome Carroll
CO 04-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Gerald Ford Carroll
CO 08-23-1967 Vietnam Army
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