Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
61	Johnie Lee Blount Jr	CT	07-04-1966	Vietnam	Marines
62	Gerald Lee Bourdeau	CT	11-05-1966	Vietnam	Army
63	Thomas John Bowe	CT	03-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
64	Gerald David Boyd	CT	06-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
65	Donald Leon Braman	CT	01-02-1963	Vietnam	Army
66	James Allan Branson	CT	09-10-1966	Vietnam	Marines
67	Paul Joseph Braun	CT	04-28-1967	Vietnam	Marines
68	Charles Edwin Bray Jr	CT	07-09-1970	Vietnam	Army
69	Stephen John Brennan	CT	07-15-1969	Vietnam	Army
70	Samuel Walter Brewer	CT	08-28-1966	Vietnam	Army
71	Robert Earl Bridges	CT	06-17-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
72	Richard Edward Broadhurst	CT	08-04-1965	Vietnam	Marines
73	★ Daniel Scanlon Brooker	FL	11-15-1971	Vietnam	Army
74	William Francis Brooks	CT	03-17-1970	Vietnam	Marines
75	Alexander Cameron Brown	CT	11-23-1969	Vietnam	Army
76	Joseph Orville Brown	CT	04-19-1966	Vietnam	Air Force
77	Richard Craig Brown	CT	03-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
78	Paul Joseph Bruno	CT	07-08-1965	Vietnam	Army
79	Creed Lorenzio Bryant	CT	09-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
80	William F Burdick Jr	CT	06-09-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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