Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Oklahoma
Name State Date War Branch
861
Perry Jay Scott
OK 04-18-1969 Vietnam Army
862
Jimmie Charles Scrogum
OK 07-09-1969 Vietnam Army
863
Clifford Seals
OK 08-17-1969 Vietnam Army
864
Ronald Allen Sehested
OK 04-07-1969 Vietnam Army
865
William Arthur Seigle
OK 05-27-1969 Vietnam Army
866
Bobby Allen Semore
CA 05-09-1967 Vietnam Army
867
Ivan J Shackelford Jr
OK 04-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
868
Ricky Lee Shackelford
OK 06-09-1968 Vietnam Army
869
Francis Loeb Shafer Jr
OK 03-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
870
Patrick Lee Shannon
OK 03-11-1968 Vietnam Air Force
871
Clarence Lee Shaw
OK 11-07-1967 Vietnam Army
872
Roland Junior Shaw
OK 03-11-1967 Vietnam Army
873
Ronnie Dean Shaw
OK 06-06-1969 Vietnam Army
874
Clark Vernon Shawnee
OK 03-28-1971 Vietnam Army
875
Don Tyrone Shearer
OK 07-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
876
James Harvey Shelton
OK 04-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
877
John Otis Sherrill
OK 03-25-1968 Vietnam Army
878
Edward Herbert Sherrod
OK 08-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
879
James Curtis Shields
OK 10-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
880
Ronald Wayne Shields
OK 02-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
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