Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Tennessee
Name State Date War Branch
901
William B O'Kieff
TN 11-27-1970 Vietnam Air Force
902
James Elton O'Neal
TN 11-24-1967 Vietnam Army
903
Nelson Montague O'Neal
TN 01-08-1968 Vietnam Army
904
Don Manuel O'Shell
TN 03-26-1970 Vietnam Army
905
Arnold Glen Oakes
TN 01-23-1969 Vietnam Army
906
Bobby Glenn Oliver
TN 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
907
Gary Lee Oliver
TN 03-01-1968 Vietnam Army
908
Michael Pierce Oliver
TN 01-08-1968 Vietnam Army
909
Jimmy Ray Orr
TN 10-28-1965 Vietnam Marines
910
George D Osborne
TN 10-04-1968 Vietnam Army
911
Danny Wayne Overton
FL 01-04-1970 Vietnam Marines
912
Charles Thomas Owen
TN 11-19-1966 Vietnam Army
913
Howard Owens
TN 09-21-1968 Vietnam Army
914
Larry Thomas Owens
TN 06-03-1968 Vietnam Army
915
James Ralph Pace
TN 03-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
916
Bobby Lee Palk
TN 12-18-1970 Vietnam Army
917
James Kenneth Palmer
TN 12-28-1967 Vietnam Army
918
John William Parham
TN 03-18-1969 Vietnam Army
919
Alvin G Parker
TN 02-07-1965 Vietnam Army
920
Andrew Dayton Parker Jr
TN 06-18-1965 Vietnam Army
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