Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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James Berends
MD 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
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Barry Howard Berger
MD 01-10-1971 Vietnam Army
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Jack Stephen Bergman Jr
MD 10-01-1972 Vietnam Navy
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Billy Howard Best
MD 03-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
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William Henry Bethea III
MD 05-25-1967 Vietnam Army
66
Albert Leon Betts
MD 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Leroy Beyerling
MD 11-11-1967 Vietnam Army
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John Anthony Bifareti Jr
MD 05-17-1968 Vietnam Army
69
Harold Douglas Biller
MD 02-25-1969 Vietnam Army
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George Binko
MD 12-27-1967 Vietnam Army
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John Michael Biondi
MD 05-29-1967 Vietnam Army
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Roger Wayne Bishop
MD 09-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
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William Ronald Bissell
MD 05-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Lee Bittinger Jr
MD 04-17-1969 Vietnam Army
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Frederick Wood Bivens Jr
MD 04-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Thomas Nelson Blades
MD 06-03-1968 Vietnam Army
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Danny Lee Blake
MD 08-21-1968 Vietnam Army
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Roger Lee Blake
MD 06-28-1967 Vietnam Army
79
Gregory Allen Blakeney
MD 05-25-1970 Vietnam Army
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Richard Allen Blanchfield
MD 03-30-1966 Vietnam Marines
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