Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Carl Hamby Presnall
AL 06-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
962
Cornelius Pressley
AL 02-22-1968 Vietnam Army
963
Marlin Ladon Price
AL 09-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
964
Michael Keaton Price
AL 10-16-1969 Vietnam Marines
965
Gary Morgan Pridgen
AL 06-27-1970 Vietnam Army
966
Garry Garnett Prince
AL 01-04-1968 Vietnam Army
967
Harry Gordon Prince Jr
AL 03-14-1971 Vietnam Army
968
Johnnie Lee Pryear
AL 03-06-1971 Vietnam Army
969
Jean Wayne Puckett
AL 12-27-1968 Vietnam Army
970
Larry Joe Purcell
AL 08-12-1968 Vietnam Army
971
Charles Edward Purser
AL 02-23-1968 Vietnam Army
972
Timothy Howard Pyle
AL 05-02-1969 Vietnam Marines
973
Joseph Michael Ragsdale
AL 11-18-1969 Vietnam Army
974
Mark Phillip Raiford
AL 07-08-1970 Vietnam Army
975
James Alvin Rainwater Jr
AL 07-12-1967 Vietnam Air Force
976
Earlie Moton Rand
AL 05-03-1967 Vietnam Army
977
James Arthur Randall
AL 04-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
978
Simon Randall
AL 04-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
979
Lawrence Raspberry
AL 07-26-1969 Vietnam Army
980
Jackie Lee Ratcliff
AL 04-10-1969 Vietnam Army
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