Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Jerome Edwin Olmsted
WI 11-30-1967 Vietnam Army
782
Gregory Jon Olsen
WI 05-25-1969 Vietnam Army
783
Craig Seimon Olson
WI 01-07-1969 Vietnam Army
784
Duane Virgil Olson
WI 02-07-1966 Vietnam Army
785
Gary Wayne Olson
WI 03-15-1967 Vietnam Marines
786
Rodney James Olson
WI 01-31-1966 Vietnam Army
787
Daniel John Orlikowski
WI 03-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
788
Charles Francis Orlowski
WI 03-21-1969 Vietnam Army
789
Robert Eugene Osuski
WI 02-24-1968 Vietnam Army
790
Steven Robert Ott
WI 08-16-1970 Vietnam Marines
791
Thomas William Otte
WI 02-03-1968 Vietnam Army
792
Philip Morey Overbeck
WI 06-10-1970 Vietnam Army
793
Harlan T Pache
WI 01-14-1968 Vietnam Army
794
James Henry Page
WI 03-05-1966 Vietnam Army
795
Paul Joseph Pamanet
WI 11-21-1968 Vietnam Army
796
Martin James Pamonicutt
WI 06-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
797
Allen Daryl Papenfus
WI 03-15-1967 Vietnam Army
798
Donald Paskowicz
WI 07-15-1967 Vietnam Army
799
Daniel Garry Patrick
WI 04-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
800
William Anthony Patterson
WI 06-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
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