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
981
Charles Allen Raulston
TN 03-21-1970 Vietnam Army
982
Jerry Douglas Rawls
TN 11-25-1969 Vietnam Army
983
David Robert Ray
TN 03-19-1969 Vietnam Navy
984
William Lee Ray
TN 03-25-1968 Vietnam Army
985
Robert William Reagan
FL 09-09-1965 Vietnam Army
986
William Blair Reams Jr
TN 11-11-1968 Vietnam Army
987
James Alton Reasons Jr
TN 05-09-1969 Vietnam Army
988
Charles Oscar Reed
TN 05-18-1967 Vietnam Army
989
Jackie Kenneth Reed
TN 09-04-1967 Vietnam Marines
990
James Eddie Reed
TN 02-01-1968 Vietnam Army
991
Joe Allen Reed
TN 05-25-1968 Vietnam Army
992
Roger Dale Reed
TN 03-27-1966 Vietnam Marines
993
Wilbert Reed
TN 01-29-1970 Vietnam Army
994
Ronnie Ellis Reeder
TN 01-29-1967 Vietnam Marines
995
Anderson Neely Renshaw III
TN 04-13-1969 Vietnam Army
996
Douglas Cooper Reyes
TN 02-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
997
John David Reynolds
TN 09-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
998
Hu Blakemore Rhodes
TN 05-24-1968 Vietnam Army
999
John David Rhodes III
TN 06-06-1969 Vietnam Army
1000
John Owen Rhodes
FL 04-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
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