Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Minnesota
Name State Date War Branch
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Rudolph Carl Selenka Jr
MN 06-22-1966 Vietnam Army
922
Joseph John Seller
MN 06-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
923
Charles Edward Sellner
MN 01-02-1969 Vietnam Army
924
Thomas Robert Serrano
MN 11-19-1966 Vietnam Army
925
Francis Leslie Setterquist
MN 08-23-1968 Vietnam Air Force
926
Donald Jon Severson
WI 07-22-1970 Vietnam Army
927
John Edgar Severson
MN 03-08-1968 Vietnam Army
928
William Joseph Seykora
MN 04-27-1968 Vietnam Army
929
Thomas Eric Shannon
MN 03-22-1967 Vietnam Army
930
Gerald Delmar Shanor
MN 03-12-1970 Vietnam Army
931
Gust J Sharlow
MN 01-12-1967 Vietnam Air Force
932
Richard Allan Sharpe
MN 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
933
Vincent Lloyd Shepersky
MN 08-14-1969 Vietnam Army
934
James John Shereck
MN 03-04-1971 Vietnam Army
935
Theodore James Shorack Jr
OR 06-09-1966 Vietnam Air Force
936
Douglas Lyle Shortley
MN 03-18-1970 Vietnam Army
937
Robert James Shurr
MN 04-13-1970 Vietnam Army
938
Michael Matthew Sikich
MN 12-23-1970 Vietnam Army
939
John Clyde Silver
MN 05-16-1967 Vietnam Army
940
Robert John Sires
MN 07-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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