Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Lavern George Reilly
MN 05-15-1966 Vietnam Air Force
842
Barry Thomas Reinhardt
MN 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
843
Jack Raymond Reinke
MN 04-09-1968 Vietnam Army
844
Thomas Edward Reitmann
MN 12-01-1965 Vietnam Air Force
845
Kevin Ralph Remer
MN 08-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
846
Thomas Everett Rice
MN 02-17-1966 Vietnam Army
847
Philip Owen Richardson
MN 08-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
848
Eugene Merlyn Rick
MN 10-10-1965 Vietnam Army
849
Larry Lynn Riddle
MN 07-29-1969 Vietnam Army
850
Gerald Frank Riedlberger
MN 01-02-1968 Vietnam Army
851
Harlan Cyrus Riehl
MN 03-27-1966 Vietnam Navy
852
Donald Eugene Riles
MN 05-16-1970 Vietnam Army
853
Thomas Jay Riley
MN 11-18-1967 Vietnam Army
854
Curtis Edward Ringhofer
MN 05-13-1970 Vietnam Army
855
Marvin Lee Ringoen
MN 03-07-1970 Vietnam Army
856
Allen Jerome Ritter
MN 05-22-1966 Vietnam Army
857
David Aaron Ritzschke
MN 07-15-1967 Vietnam Marines
858
James Austin Roberg
MN 06-22-1969 Vietnam Army
859
Timothy George Robinson
MN 04-19-1968 Vietnam Army
860
Warren James Robinson
MN 04-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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