Gold Star Veterans : Mississippi Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
61	Joe Henry Brown	MS	02-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
62	John Wayne Brown	MS	06-19-1970	Vietnam	Marines
63	Johnnie Lee Brown	MS	01-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
64	★ William Boyce Brown	FL	07-22-1967	Vietnam	Army
65	Maurice Herbert Bryant	MS	06-08-1971	Vietnam	Army
66	Nelton Raymond Bryant	MS	10-03-1965	Vietnam	Marines
67	James Elson Buchanan	MS	11-03-1969	Vietnam	Army
68	Elijah Wallace Burkett	MS	07-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
69	James Carl Burks	MS	03-03-1969	Vietnam	Marines
70	Earl Rosemond Burnley Jr	MS	05-16-1968	Vietnam	Navy
71	Donald Ray Burnside	MS	10-24-1968	Vietnam	Army
72	Johnny Lee Burriss	MS	11-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
73	James Allen Burton	MS	06-11-1968	Vietnam	Army
74	Johnny Ray Burton	MS	03-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
75	★ Sam William Busby	AL	02-27-1969	Vietnam	Marines
76	Elbert Wayne Bush	MS	01-08-1973	Vietnam	Army
77	Albert Charles Butler	MS	03-22-1969	Vietnam	Army
78	Alton Doyle Byrd	MS	09-16-1970	Vietnam	Army
79	Douglas Everett Byrd	MS	10-08-1970	Vietnam	Army
80	★ George Ellis Byrd	VA	02-26-1967	Vietnam	Marines

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