Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Francis Barnes Midnight
IN 08-23-1967 Vietnam Air Force
1002
Bruce Edward Mielke
IN 08-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
1003
Glenn Edward Miles
IN 10-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
1004
Burrnon Elihue Miller
IN 09-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
1005
Cary Duane Miller
IN 10-06-1969 Vietnam Army
1006
Daryl L Miller
IN 08-06-1967 Vietnam Army
1007
Earl David Miller
IN 12-01-1967 Vietnam Marines
1008
Edward Clinton Miller
IN 07-02-1967 Vietnam Army
1009
Everett Gene Miller
IN 01-29-1966 Vietnam Army
1010
George Daniel Miller
IN 06-19-1967 Vietnam Army
1011
Gerald Leon Miller
IN 06-09-1968 Vietnam Navy
1012
Ivan Dean Miller Jr
IN 12-10-1967 Vietnam Army
1013
Jack Wayne Miller
IN 01-02-1968 Vietnam Army
1014
Jerry Eugene Miller
IN 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
1015
John Michael Miller
IN 04-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
1016
Marvin Leo Miller
IN 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
1017
Michael J Miller
IN 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
1018
Philip Dennis Miller
CO 05-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
1019
Richard L Miller
IN 01-15-1968 Vietnam Army
1020
Russell Perry Miller
IN 05-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
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