Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Eugene Willard Smith
MD 06-10-1969 Vietnam Army
862
Jack Howard Smith
MD 03-13-1967 Vietnam Army
863
Joseph Raymond Smith
MD 04-17-1967 Vietnam Army
864
Ralph James Smith
MD 03-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
865
Richard Clifton Smith
MD 04-06-1966 Vietnam Marines
866
Robert Earl Smith Jr
MD 05-15-1966 Vietnam Navy
867
Russell Francis Smith
MD 10-22-1969 Vietnam Army
868
Samuel Wallace Smith
MD 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
869
Thomas Alexander Smith
MD 04-09-1967 Vietnam Marines
870
Victor Arlon Smith
MD 01-17-1969 Vietnam Air Force
871
Paul Winthrop Smithson
MD 11-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
872
Bernard James Snead Jr
MD 06-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
873
William Leonard Snodgrass
MD 07-04-1968 Vietnam Army
874
Rodger Clayborn Snyder
MD 02-07-1967 Vietnam Army
875
Terrance Lee Snyder
MD 02-26-1969 Vietnam Army
876
Ferdinand J Sochurek III
MD 02-14-1970 Vietnam Army
877
Michael Thaddeus Soltys
MD 12-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
878
Wayne John Spare
MD 02-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
879
Benard John Sparenberg
MD 02-05-1966 Vietnam Navy
880
William Richard Spates Jr
MD 10-25-1965 Vietnam Army
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