Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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William Joseph McRae
MA 08-09-1967 Vietnam Army
902
Peter Joseph Mears Jr
MA 08-22-1968 Vietnam Army
903
Michael John Medeiros
MA 12-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
904
William Correia Medeiros
MA 04-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
905
Edward Thomas Mello Jr
MA 04-19-1968 Vietnam Army
906
James Leonard Melvin
MA 11-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
907
Carlton Joseph Mendall
MA 01-16-1971 Vietnam Army
908
Glenn Alfred Menowsky
MA 03-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
909
Robert John Mercer
MA 08-30-1968 Vietnam Army
910
Joseph Adelbert Merrill
MA 12-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
911
Robert Franklin Merrill
MA 04-12-1970 Vietnam Army
912
James Allen Messer
MA 08-22-1967 Vietnam Army
913
Gerald Ernest Metcalf
MA 05-22-1966 Vietnam Army
914
John Richard Meuse
MA 05-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
915
Edward Walter Milan
MA 03-04-1968 Vietnam Air Force
916
Carleton Pierce Miller Jr
MA 01-06-1971 Vietnam Navy
917
Charles David Miller
MA 11-26-1968 Vietnam Air Force
918
Clark Alan Miller
MA 03-16-1967 Vietnam Army
919
Irvin George Miller
MA 10-17-1966 Vietnam Army
920
Daniel Joseph Minahan
MA 01-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
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