Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Willis Leonard McBride
VA 10-09-1967 Vietnam Marines
802
Donald Wayne McCann
VA 11-09-1966 Vietnam Army
803
Leland Stanford McCants III
VA 12-30-1968 Vietnam Army
804
Michael Joseph McCarron
VA 03-09-1970 Vietnam Army
805
Wayland Franklin McCauley Jr
VA 09-12-1970 Vietnam Army
806
Gordon Stuart McClary
VA 11-24-1967 Vietnam Army
807
Jimmy Harrison McClung
VA 04-15-1970 Vietnam Army
808
Robert Thomas McDaniel
VA 07-05-1967 Vietnam Army
809
Robert Franklin McDonald II
VA 03-25-1969 Vietnam Army
810
Darl Kenneth McDorman
VA 06-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
811
Kevin Clark McElhannon Jr
VA 09-15-1970 Vietnam Army
812
William Joseph McFarland
VA 04-27-1969 Vietnam Army
813
Curtis James McGee
VA 02-28-1966 Vietnam Army
814
Charles Dennis McGinnes
VA 04-16-1971 Vietnam Army
815
Charles Venton McGovern
VA 11-10-1970 Vietnam Army
816
James R McIlwee
VA 06-20-1966 Vietnam Army
817
Richard Robert McIntosh
VA 08-20-1969 Vietnam Marines
818
Patrick Augustine McKenna Jr
VA 02-03-1969 Vietnam Navy
819
Hugh Robert McKibbin Jr
VA 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
820
David Lee McKinney
VA 02-08-1968 Vietnam Army
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