Gold Star Veterans : Iowa Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Iowa
Name State Date War Branch
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Richard Allen Wade
IA 05-10-1969 Vietnam Marines
842
Grey H Wagner
IA 01-10-1968 Vietnam Army
843
Lester Timothy Walker
IA 04-24-1968 Vietnam Army
844
John Walter Wall
IA 04-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
845
Jim James Walters
IA 05-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
846
Samuel W Walthour Jr
IA 07-30-1969 Vietnam Army
847
Eugene Ambrose Ward
IA 05-20-1967 Vietnam Army
848
Timmie Joe Ward
IA 08-12-1972 Vietnam Air Force
849
Gray Dawson Warren
IA 10-26-1969 Vietnam Air Force
850
Woodroe Warren Warth
IA 05-08-1968 Vietnam Army
851
Craig Thomas Waterman
IA 09-03-1970 Vietnam Army
852
Dennis Walter Waterman
IA 10-13-1966 Vietnam Army
853
Ronald Vernon Wearmouth
IA 06-14-1968 Vietnam Army
854
Donald Ray Webb
IA 03-09-1970 Vietnam Army
855
Dennis Lee Weber
IA 12-09-1965 Vietnam Marines
856
William Eugene Weber
IA 08-22-1968 Vietnam Army
857
Howard Gregory Webster
CA 03-11-1969 Vietnam Army
858
Marvin Francis Wehr
IA 01-15-1969 Vietnam Army
859
Richard Joseph Wehrheim
IA 07-27-1967 Vietnam Army
860
Frederick William Weidner
IA 05-20-1968 Vietnam Army
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