Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
821	J Lynn Stenhouse Jr	SC	09-19-1969	Vietnam	Army
822	Bobby Gene Stevenson	SC	01-02-1969	Vietnam	Army
823	Dan Rogers Stewart	SC	05-09-1970	Vietnam	Army
824	Robert Henry Stewart	SC	10-29-1966	Vietnam	Army
825	Floyd Laverne Still	SC	09-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
826	Fred Harold Still	SC	08-02-1966	Vietnam	Army
827	Jerry Melton Still	SC	08-25-1970	Vietnam	Army
828	David Ronald Stone	SC	07-03-1966	Vietnam	Army
829	James Edward Stone	SC	11-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
830	★ Edward W Strain	IA	04-10-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
831	Joseph Odell Strickland	SC	02-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
832	Dennis Carroll Stroud	SC	03-30-1967	Vietnam	Marines
833	★ Henry James Stuckey	NY	01-10-1967	Vietnam	Army
834	Isaiah Truman Stukes	SC	05-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
835	Harold Oliver Stump	SC	07-30-1969	Vietnam	Army
836	Gerald Dewayne Sullivan	SC	01-31-1968	Vietnam	Army
837	Joseph Harry Sullivan	SC	09-15-1966	Vietnam	Marines
838	★ Charles Edward Suprenant Jr	FL	04-02-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
839	Clyde Stanley Sweatt	SC	03-22-1969	Vietnam	Army
840	Michael Murphy Sweeney	SC	02-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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