Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Charles Edward Murray
VA 03-04-1967 Vietnam Marines
882
Michael Gary Murray
VA 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
883
John Samuels Myers
VA 07-10-1970 Vietnam Army
884
Thomas Wilmer Mynes
VA 12-30-1969 Vietnam Air Force
885
Roland Harold Nadeau
VA 08-02-1969 Vietnam Marines
886
Elmer Mason Nance
VA 05-16-1968 Vietnam Army
887
David Lawrence Napier
VA 11-03-1969 Vietnam Army
888
Harvey Ray Neal
VA 07-27-1970 Vietnam Army
889
Lynell Neblett
VA 09-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
890
Charles Warren Neisz Jr
VA 08-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
891
Julius Dale Nelson
VA 09-07-1970 Vietnam Army
892
Stanley Victor Newman
VA 07-15-1970 Vietnam Army
893
Benjamin Byrd Newsom
VA 07-23-1966 Vietnam Air Force
894
Nelson Talmadge Nicely
VA 07-23-1967 Vietnam Army
895
Denis Nicholas
FL 01-15-1967 Vietnam Army
896
William Charles Ninow
VA 03-03-1969 Vietnam Navy
897
John Arleigh Nixon
VA 04-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
898
Kenneth Earl Norris
VA 01-31-1969 Vietnam Navy
899
Truman Dennis Norris
VA 03-17-1970 Vietnam Army
900
Brian Joseph O'Callaghan
VA 01-16-1970 Vietnam Army
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