Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Daniel Earnest Nelms
TN 05-22-1970 Vietnam Army
882
Earl Nelson
TN 01-16-1971 Vietnam Army
883
Robert Dwayne Nelson
TN 10-08-1967 Vietnam Army
884
Joseph Nesbitt
TN 04-06-1969 Vietnam Army
885
James Clifford Newman Jr
TN 02-06-1968 Vietnam Navy
886
Larry Edward Newman
TN 02-03-1970 Vietnam Army
887
Charles Edward Nicastro
TN 05-30-1966 Vietnam Marines
888
Charles Edward Nichols
TN 08-27-1965 Vietnam Army
889
George P Nicholson
TN 01-27-1968 Vietnam Army
890
Donald Edward Nipper
TN 05-04-1968 Vietnam Army
891
Jerry Lynn Noe
TN 06-22-1967 Vietnam Army
892
Arthur Eugene Norman
TN 01-16-1965 Vietnam Air Force
893
Calvin Andrew Norris
TN 11-03-1970 Vietnam Army
894
Jeffrey Woodrow Norvell
TN 09-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
895
Charles Edward Novel
TN 02-09-1968 Vietnam Army
896
Charles Douglas Nowlin
TN 02-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
897
Walter William Nunley Jr
TN 01-22-1970 Vietnam Army
898
Travis Edward Nunnery
TN 10-01-1966 Vietnam Army
899
George Maurice O'Donnell
TN 06-16-1967 Vietnam Army
900
James Patrick O'Donnell
TN 01-25-1966 Vietnam Army
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