Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
781	Robert Louis Simmons	SC	02-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
782	Hilbert M Singletary Jr	SC	11-16-1966	Vietnam	Marines
783	★ James Samuel Singletary	FL	05-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
784	Raymond Singleton	SC	12-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
785	Donald Ray Sizemore	SC	08-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
786	★ Hugh Gene Skipper	CA	12-27-1966	Vietnam	Army
787	Michael Ray Skipper	SC	04-22-1969	Vietnam	Marines
788	★ Arthur Sloan Jr	FL	11-28-1967	Vietnam	Air Force
789	Vernar Sloan	SC	07-26-1968	Vietnam	Marines
790	Benjamin Alonza Smalls	SC	03-15-1969	Vietnam	Army
791	Joseph Smalls	SC	01-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
792	Albert Ward Smarr Jr	SC	02-25-1972	Vietnam	Army
793	Cary Joseph Smith	SC	04-19-1968	Vietnam	Army
794	David Gerald Smith	SC	03-25-1969	Vietnam	Army
795	David Wesley Smith	SC	11-27-1968	Vietnam	Army
796	David Wayne Smith	SC	02-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
797	Harold Mcrae Smith	SC	11-08-1965	Vietnam	Army
798	John Clifford Smith III	SC	09-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
799	John Lewis Smith	SC	09-11-1972	Vietnam	Army
800	R J Smith	SC	05-14-1969	Vietnam	Army

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