Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
781
Robert Leonard Mccarter
TN 11-21-1967 Vietnam Army
782
Thomas Luther McCarter
TN 07-06-1967 Vietnam Navy
783
Bennie Eugene McCorkle
TN 02-16-1968 Vietnam Army
784
Donnie Ray McCormick
TN 02-08-1968 Vietnam Army
785
Ronnie Leon McCormick
TN 02-10-1970 Vietnam Marines
786
Thomas Randolph McCormick
CA 05-10-1969 Vietnam Air Force
787
Ben McCoullough Jr
TN 03-07-1968 Vietnam Army
788
Carl Thomas McCoy Jr
TN 05-29-1968 Vietnam Army
789
James Larry McCoy
TN 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
790
Jack McCrary
TN 12-29-1967 Vietnam Air Force
791
Jerry Wendell McCullough
TN 09-16-1966 Vietnam Marines
792
Andrew Leroy Mcdaniel
TN 04-23-1968 Vietnam Army
793
Bernard A McDermott III
TN 09-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
794
William Earl McDonald
TN 11-17-1967 Vietnam Air Force
795
Lee Roy McElhaney
TN 09-26-1968 Vietnam Army
796
Thomas Lee McElroy
TN 07-05-1968 Vietnam Army
797
Thomas C McEwen Jr
TN 02-24-1965 Vietnam Air Force
798
Jerry Arnold McFalls
TN 01-16-1969 Vietnam Army
799
James Erley McGarrity Jr
TN 09-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
800
Thomas Stewart McGarry
TN 10-20-1970 Vietnam Navy
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