Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Richard Otis Fisher
OH 09-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
882
Ronald Jay Fisher
OH 02-23-1971 Vietnam Army
883
Thomas Gaylon Fisher
OH 02-13-1969 Vietnam Army
884
Philip Fitch
OH 03-05-1966 Vietnam Marines
885
Thomas M Fitzpatrick
OH 04-18-1969 Vietnam Army
886
James Potito Flagella
OH 05-04-1969 Vietnam Army
887
John David Flanigan
OH 11-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
888
Gary Lee Fleck
OH 06-26-1970 Vietnam Army
889
Dennis K Fleming
OH 02-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
890
Kenneth Clair Fleming Jr
OH 06-21-1968 Vietnam Army
891
Raymond Everett Fleming Jr
OH 09-23-1966 Vietnam Army
892
Russell Ray Flesher
OH 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
893
Randy Allen Fleshman
OH 07-31-1971 Vietnam Army
894
Robert Wendell Fletcher
OH 07-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
895
Frank Warren Flonnoy Jr
OH 04-24-1969 Vietnam Army
896
Charles Dale Flood
OH 03-10-1968 Vietnam Army
897
Larry Vinson Flora
OH 09-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
898
Ramon Flores Jr
OH 05-25-1970 Vietnam Army
899
Robert Flores Jr
OH 10-10-1969 Vietnam Army
900
Frank Ochoa Florez Jr
OH 10-27-1965 Vietnam Army
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