Gold Star Veterans : Louisiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
861
Richard Earl Toney
LA 02-22-1968 Vietnam Army
862
John Karl Tooke
NJ 11-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
863
Thomas Neil Trainham
LA 09-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
864
Larry Peter Tregre
LA 04-15-1969 Vietnam Army
865
Lonnie Joseph Tullier
LA 08-12-1968 Vietnam Army
866
Michael Joseph Tunney
LA 10-06-1962 Vietnam Marines
867
Bernard Emerson Turner
LA 06-30-1965 Vietnam Marines
868
Freddie Turner
LA 07-02-1971 Vietnam Army
869
Donald Glenn Tuyes
LA 02-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
870
Vernon Ruben Tweedy
LA 03-05-1968 Vietnam Army
871
Jesse Uptigrove
LA 07-08-1969 Vietnam Army
872
Joseph Ronald Valentine
LA 06-03-1968 Vietnam Army
873
Michael Banard Varnado
LA 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
874
Joseph Alvin Venable
LA 09-13-1968 Vietnam Army
875
Durwood Wayne Verrett
LA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
876
Farrell James Vice
LA 05-24-1969 Vietnam Army
877
Terrel James Vidrine
LA 11-23-1968 Vietnam Army
878
Halton Ramsey Vincent
LA 09-30-1971 Vietnam Air Force
879
Carl Daniel Viola
LA 05-30-1966 Vietnam Marines
880
Philip Alvin Volentine
LA 12-03-1967 Vietnam Army
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