Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
981	Raymond John Stevens	MN	10-09-1968	Vietnam	Marines
982	Wesley Warren Stevens	MN	05-13-1969	Vietnam	Army
983	David Alan Stiyer	MN	05-14-1969	Vietnam	Army
984	Melvin James Stockdale	MN	01-29-1966	Vietnam	Army
985	Marcus Sherwin Stoen	MN	03-14-1971	Vietnam	Army
986	George Leo Stoltzman	MN	11-29-1965	Vietnam	Marines
987	Kenneth Clarence Stommes	MN	10-27-1967	Vietnam	Navy
988	Thomas Lee Stradtman	MN	08-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
989	★ Richard William Strahl	AZ	03-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines
990	Ervind Carl Strandberg	MN	01-03-1967	Vietnam	Army
991	Darry Richard Strausser	MN	01-12-1968	Vietnam	Marines
992	Thomas Grady Stricklin	MN	04-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
993	Michael Allen Stroshane	MN	12-30-1967	Vietnam	Army
994	Steven John Stroub	MN	02-05-1968	Vietnam	Army
995	Larry Anthony Struss	MN	03-10-1970	Vietnam	Marines
996	John Desmond Stuart Jr	MN	12-16-1968	Vietnam	Navy
997	Darwin Clifford Sturtz	MN	05-31-1968	Vietnam	Marines
998	Daniel Arthur Sulander	MN	12-02-1966	Vietnam	Army
999	Douglas J Sullivan	MN	01-08-1967	Vietnam	Army
1000	★ John Michael Sullivan	CA	02-25-1969	Vietnam	Navy

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