Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
801
Jerome Richard Kelly
IN 02-16-1968 Vietnam Army
802
Michael Eugene Kelly
IN 03-01-1970 Vietnam Army
803
Dennis Joseph Kempf
IN 11-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
804
Kenneth Bruce Kendall
IN 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
805
Raymond O Kennedy
IN 02-27-1968 Vietnam Army
806
Thomas Roger Keppen
IN 07-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
807
John Oscar Kerney
IN 09-13-1967 Vietnam Marines
808
Robert Wesley Kerr
IN 10-02-1970 Vietnam Army
809
Timothy Robert Kessler
IN 01-15-1968 Vietnam Army
810
James Robert Kiger
IN 05-03-1971 Vietnam Army
811
Robert Merrill Kikkert
IN 10-01-1972 Vietnam Navy
812
Lewis Albert Kimmel Jr
CA 03-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
813
Thomas Patrick Kindt
IN 09-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
814
Fredrick Ben King
IN 11-25-1968 Vietnam Army
815
John Edward King
IN 12-11-1964 Vietnam Army
816
Arthur William Kinser
IN 02-14-1970 Vietnam Marines
817
Joseph Keith Kirkendall
IN 08-27-1968 Vietnam Army
818
James Leroy Kistler
IN 06-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
819
Mario Clayton Kitts
IN 03-05-1966 Vietnam Marines
820
John Robert Klapak Jr
IN 05-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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