Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
861	Michael James Romanko	MN	09-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
862	Craig Allen Rood	MN	05-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
863	Thomas David Rostamo	MN	03-01-1968	Vietnam	Marines
864	Lee Milton Rowell	MN	02-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
865	Roger Lee Rowland	MN	05-06-1968	Vietnam	Marines
866	Herman Francis Rubin	MN	12-11-1968	Vietnam	Army
867	Gary Arden Rucktaeschel	MN	10-27-1967	Vietnam	Army
868	Thelmer Arthur Rudlong	MN	12-05-1967	Vietnam	Army
869	★ Robert Charles Rusher	CA	01-07-1968	Vietnam	Marines
870	John Joseph Russek	MN	12-13-1968	Vietnam	Army
871	Jerry William Russell	MN	03-06-1970	Vietnam	Army
872	Thomas Lawrence Ryan	MN	03-17-1970	Vietnam	Army
873	Charles Edward Ryberg	MN	09-07-1967	Vietnam	Marines
874	John Leslie Ryder	MN	06-09-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
875	William George Saarela	MN	08-12-1972	Vietnam	Army
876	Raymond Joseph Saathoff	MN	03-16-1971	Vietnam	Marines
877	Lester Paul Saba	MN	03-11-1970	Vietnam	Army
878	Gerald Duane Sack	MN	07-30-1968	Vietnam	Army
879	Gregory Irving Sahlberg	MN	07-17-1971	Vietnam	Army
880	Selmer Ernest Salveson	MN	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army

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