Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Minnesota
Name State Date War Branch
801
Terrill Gene Peterson
MN 06-08-1966 Vietnam Army
802
Walter Arnold Peterson Jr
MN 12-13-1969 Vietnam Army
803
Arthur Thomas Pfefer
MN 07-25-1969 Vietnam Army
804
Dennis Leroy Pierson
MN 06-26-1965 Vietnam Army
805
Thomas Leigh Piper
MN 08-07-1968 Vietnam Army
806
Dana Allen Pitts
MN 11-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
807
Steven Dale Plath
MN 03-28-1971 Vietnam Army
808
Wilfred Norbert Poepping
MN 11-15-1971 Vietnam Army
809
Daniel Loyd Poff
WA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
810
Henry Clarence Polzin
MN 07-31-1969 Vietnam Army
811
David Joseph Popp
MN 09-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
812
Thomas Albert Potthoff
MN 05-21-1969 Vietnam Army
813
Richard Dean Power
MN 07-28-1966 Vietnam Marines
814
Trent Richard Powers
MN 10-31-1965 Vietnam Navy
815
Christopher David Prather
MN 02-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
816
Gary Lee Prekker
MN 03-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
817
Thomas John Price
MN 09-29-1969 Vietnam Army
818
Antone F Proszek Jr
MN 04-27-1967 Vietnam Army
819
James Thomas Proue
MN 07-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
820
Robert Joseph Pruden
MN 11-20-1969 Vietnam Army
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