Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
821
Donny Ray Stevens
LA 10-14-1965 Vietnam Marines
822
Rudolph Stevens
LA 07-18-1971 Vietnam Army
823
Don Eddie Stevenson
LA 12-04-1969 Vietnam Navy
824
Edward Stewart
LA 08-10-1968 Vietnam Army
825
John Emanuel Stewart
LA 01-08-1971 Vietnam Army
826
Ulysses Stewart
LA 02-12-1968 Vietnam Army
827
Virgil Grant Stewart
LA 05-17-1969 Vietnam Air Force
828
Arthur Donald Stigall
LA 11-07-1967 Vietnam Army
829
Wallace A Stockstill Jr
LA 02-03-1970 Vietnam Army
830
Edward E Stockwell Jr
LA 01-16-1969 Vietnam Navy
831
Robert Cecil Strickland
LA 04-01-1968 Vietnam Army
832
James Ronald Stutes
LA 06-06-1970 Vietnam Army
833
Kenneth John Stutes
LA 07-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
834
Bobby Ray Talton
LA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
835
Edward Tarver
LA 08-12-1970 Vietnam Marines
836
Tony Larue Tate
LA 03-11-1968 Vietnam Army
837
Ernest Tatney Jr
LA 09-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
838
Duncan Taylor Jr
LA 05-15-1968 Vietnam Army
839
John Lewis Taylor
LA 02-07-1970 Vietnam Army
840
Stanley Wade Taylor
LA 10-26-1971 Vietnam Army
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