Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Gene Leo Salzer
MN 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
882
Michael John Sampson
MN 10-03-1970 Vietnam Army
883
Ronald Lee Sandmann
MN 12-10-1967 Vietnam Army
884
Gary Lavern Sangster
MN 06-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
885
Merrel Gerald Sarvela
MN 09-22-1968 Vietnam Army
886
Donald Stephen Satter
MN 06-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
887
William Martin Savoren
MN 11-25-1965 Vietnam Marines
888
John Raymond Schaaf
MN 04-16-1968 Vietnam Army
889
Roger Bernard Schaefer
MN 11-25-1969 Vietnam Army
890
Sylvester Antony Schaefer
MN 06-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
891
Thomas Koenig Schaefer
MN 03-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
892
Henry Edward Schanck
MN 01-03-1968 Vietnam Marines
893
Richard John Schell
MN 08-24-1967 Vietnam Army
894
Melvin John Scheuble
MN 07-03-1968 Vietnam Army
895
Eugene Donald Schindler
MN 07-22-1968 Vietnam Army
896
Jerome Joseph Schlicht
MN 01-30-1969 Vietnam Marines
897
Erwin Ross Schmeling
MN 03-17-1970 Vietnam Army
898
Donald Harold Schmidt
MN 03-25-1968 Vietnam Army
899
Loren Michael Schmitz
MN 05-12-1967 Vietnam Army
900
Phillip Nicholas Schmitz
MN 05-10-1970 Vietnam Army
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