Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
781
Bobbie Earl Sikes
LA 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
782
Gary Willis Silman
LA 06-04-1969 Vietnam Army
783
Chester John Simmons
LA 07-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
784
Nathaniel Simmons
LA 01-28-1966 Vietnam Army
785
Curley John Simon
LA 07-09-1967 Vietnam Army
786
Paul Joseph Simon
LA 07-07-1967 Vietnam Army
787
Robert Lee Simon Jr
VA 02-10-1965 Vietnam Army
788
Patrick Eugene Sinclair
LA 09-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
789
Hubert Sinegal Jr
LA 01-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
790
Charlie Singleton Jr
LA 07-09-1970 Vietnam Army
791
George James Singleton
LA 05-03-1968 Vietnam Army
792
Donald Wayne Sistrunk
LA 04-10-1970 Vietnam Army
793
Claiborne John Skinner
LA 08-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
794
Aaron Charles Smith
LA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Army
795
Allan Eugene Smith
LA 10-17-1966 Vietnam Army
796
Archie D Smith
CA 03-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
797
David Leon Smith
LA 02-26-1968 Vietnam Army
798
Harry Winfield Smith
LA 11-12-1969 Vietnam Air Force
799
John Smith Jr
LA 01-08-1970 Vietnam Army
800
Larry Francis Smith
LA 10-25-1966 Vietnam Army
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