Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1021	Ronnie Carl Teschendorf	MN	11-29-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
1022	Bernard Albert Teske III	MN	05-11-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1023	James Elmer Theisen	MN	06-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1024	Bernard Monroe Thomas	MN	04-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
1025	Lyle John Thompson	MN	03-06-1969	Vietnam	Army
1026	Stanley Wendell Thompson	MN	10-20-1967	Vietnam	Army
1027	Wesley Robert Thompson	MN	12-14-1969	Vietnam	Army
1028	Ernest Leroy Thorson	MN	04-26-1970	Vietnam	Army
1029	John Alfred Thotland	MN	02-28-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1030	Stephen Paul Thuet	MN	02-20-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1031	Francis Henry Toenyan	MN	06-29-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1032	Dwight Duane Tollefson	MN	03-04-1966	Vietnam	Army
1033	Dennis Leroy Toms	MN	11-21-1965	Vietnam	Navy
1034	★ James Allan Toothaker	CO	08-31-1966	Vietnam	Navy
1035	Michael Lee Tostenson	MN	02-04-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1036	Gerald Francis Tracy	MN	02-25-1968	Vietnam	Army
1037	John William Tracy	MN	02-29-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1038	Walter Otho Tramel	MN	09-18-1965	Vietnam	Air Force
1039	Walter Henry Trisko	MN	11-27-1972	Vietnam	Air Force
1040	Stephen Lyle Tronerud	MN	01-07-1969	Vietnam	Army

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