Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Oklahoma
Name State Date War Branch
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Arvel Ray Smart
OK 08-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
902
Albert Joseph Smith
OK 06-16-1969 Vietnam Army
903
Allan Leslie Smith
OK 05-10-1970 Vietnam Army
904
Allen Jay Smith
OK 10-15-1970 Vietnam Army
905
Charles Leslie Smith
OK 03-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
906
Donald Boyd Smith
OK 08-28-1966 Vietnam Army
907
Ervin Dale Smith
OK 12-09-1968 Vietnam Army
908
Frederick Phillip Smith
OK 02-13-1971 Vietnam Army
909
Howard Horton Smith
OK 09-30-1968 Vietnam Air Force
910
Jack Milton Smith
OK 11-12-1967 Vietnam Army
911
James Douglas Smith
CA 07-23-1968 Vietnam Army
912
James Howell Smith
OK 06-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
913
James Robert Smith
OK 09-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
914
James Ronald Smith
OK 11-29-1969 Vietnam Army
915
Myron Francis Smith
OK 12-17-1967 Vietnam Air Force
916
Rickey Dovie Smith
OK 05-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
917
Sammy Ray Smith
OK 04-16-1968 Vietnam Army
918
Tommy Dave Smith
OK 04-24-1971 Vietnam Army
919
William Gene Smith
OK 10-26-1968 Vietnam Army
920
William Haskell Smock
AR 08-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
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