Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Leo William Levesque
MA 12-13-1965 Vietnam Navy
802
Thomas Lamar Lewis
MA 12-27-1968 Vietnam Army
803
Richard Allen Likely
MA 04-27-1971 Vietnam Army
804
Edward Arthur Lionetta
MA 03-15-1968 Vietnam Army
805
Frank Edward Litchfield
MA 08-05-1969 Vietnam Army
806
William Harris Little
MA 09-15-1967 Vietnam Navy
807
Robert Richard Litwin
MA 06-22-1967 Vietnam Army
808
Allen Robert Loane
MA 09-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
809
Joseph Patrick Logan Jr
MA 05-29-1968 Vietnam Air Force
810
Hubert Bradford Loheed
MA 02-01-1966 Vietnam Navy
811
James Thomas Long
MA 10-08-1968 Vietnam Army
812
Paul Thomas Looney
MA 05-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
813
Edward Lopez
MA 12-15-1969 Vietnam Army
814
Patrick Michael Lorditch
MA 08-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
815
Edmund Michael Loughlin
MA 05-28-1970 Vietnam Army
816
Bernard James Lovett Jr
MA 10-16-1970 Vietnam Army
817
Barry Lowe
MA 06-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
818
James Michael Ludwig
MA 12-16-1968 Vietnam Army
819
Howard Henry Luscier
MA 09-10-1968 Vietnam Marines
820
Timothy Joseph Lynah
MA 03-05-1967 Vietnam Army
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