Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
801	Johnnie Ray McMurray	AL	10-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
802	William Newton McMurtrey	AL	08-24-1968	Vietnam	Army
803	Jerry Wayne McNabb	AL	06-27-1966	Vietnam	Army
804	★ Claude Edward McQueen	DC	05-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
805	John Earl McVay	AL	05-15-1967	Vietnam	Marines
806	Jack Bennie Meacham	AL	03-19-1967	Vietnam	Army
807	Herbert Lynn Meads	AL	05-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
808	★ Johnny Means	FL	10-26-1967	Vietnam	Marines
809	Gene Allen Menefee	AL	10-12-1966	Vietnam	Army
810	Allen Twiggs Merritt IV	AL	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
811	Don Leslie Michael	AL	04-08-1967	Vietnam	Army
812	Eddie James Mickens	AL	04-08-1967	Vietnam	Army
813	Robert Neal Middlebrooks	AL	01-13-1966	Vietnam	Air Force
814	Lewis Edward Milam	AL	03-21-1967	Vietnam	Army
815	Elijah Miles Jr	AL	12-11-1968	Vietnam	Army
816	Claude Paul Miller	AL	07-10-1967	Vietnam	Army
817	Frank Leonard Miller III	AL	09-30-1965	Vietnam	Army
818	Green Edward Miller Jr	AL	05-05-1970	Vietnam	Army
819	Johnnie Robert Miller	AL	09-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
820	Ormond Mitchell Miller	AL	05-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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