Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
961
John Thomas McDaniel
IN 07-27-1969 Vietnam Marines
962
Kenneth Reed McDaniel
IN 08-13-1969 Vietnam Army
963
Wayne Ivan McDaniel
IN 09-02-1967 Vietnam Army
964
Charles Albert McDaniels
IN 03-20-1967 Vietnam Army
965
Genie Lee McDonald
IN 01-09-1968 Vietnam Army
966
Larry James McDowell
IN 07-27-1970 Vietnam Army
967
Ronald Lee McDuffie
IN 01-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
968
Rick E McFarland
IN 03-20-1971 Vietnam Army
969
Garry Clayton McFetridge
IN 11-04-1962 Vietnam Army
970
James Maurice McGarvey
IN 04-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
971
Richard Wayne McGee
IN 07-01-1966 Vietnam Army
972
Stephen Dwayne McGee
IN 05-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
973
Lloyd Arthur McGrew
WI 07-17-1970 Vietnam Air Force
974
Donald Ray McIntosh
IN 02-12-1970 Vietnam Navy
975
David Leroy McKee
IN 06-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
976
Leslie Wayne McKillop
IN 05-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
977
Allen McKinley
IN 02-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
978
Larry Robert McKinney
IN 02-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
979
Neil Bernard McKinney
IN 09-02-1963 Vietnam Air Force
980
Robert Dale McKinney
IN 06-01-1971 Vietnam Army
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