Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Whyley Elton Josh
WV 11-30-1967 Vietnam Army
782
Mark Warren Judge
CA 09-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
783
Roger Dale Justice
IN 11-05-1968 Vietnam Army
784
Ronald Henry Justis
IN 05-12-1966 Vietnam Marines
785
Donald Lee Kahre
IN 09-15-1970 Vietnam Army
786
Robert Morton Kail
IN 10-22-1967 Vietnam Army
787
James Noble Kalil
IN 08-18-1965 Vietnam Marines
788
Paul Joseph Kappmeyer
IN 08-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
789
William James Karas
IN 07-31-1969 Vietnam Army
790
Kenneth Eugene Kasa
IN 04-19-1967 Vietnam Army
791
Randall Frank Kaser
IN 08-11-1969 Vietnam Army
792
James Noel Katrenics
IN 04-08-1967 Vietnam Army
793
Raymond L Katzenberger
IN 04-15-1967 Vietnam Army
794
Michael M Kauffman II
IN 04-07-1967 Vietnam Navy
795
Wayne Eldon Kaufman
IN 02-14-1970 Vietnam Navy
796
David Coleman Kays
IN 04-10-1970 Vietnam Army
797
James Edmund Keeler
IN 03-19-1966 Vietnam Marines
798
John Arthur Keesling
IN 05-07-1969 Vietnam Army
799
Glennis Ray Kellams
IN 04-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
800
Raymond Earl Kellems
IN 12-05-1965 Vietnam Army
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