Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1061	Dean Vasquez	MN	05-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1062	Richard Jerome Vedder	MN	03-17-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1063	Roger Lee Verwers	MN	04-22-1967	Vietnam	Army
1064	Richard Dewey Vick	MN	02-12-1968	Vietnam	Army
1065	Norman Wayne Vincent	MN	01-02-1967	Vietnam	Army
1066	Garrity Vogel	MN	03-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
1067	John Kim Vogelsang	MN	06-06-1969	Vietnam	Army
1068	Richard James Vonasek	MN	02-18-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1069	★ Michael Alan Voss	CO	02-22-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1070	Richard William Wackerfuss	MN	05-05-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
1071	James Edward Wagner	MN	01-28-1968	Vietnam	Army
1072	Kenneth James Wagner	MN	03-04-1971	Vietnam	Marines
1073	William Oscar Wagner	MN	04-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
1074	James Taylor Waldron	MN	09-13-1970	Vietnam	Army
1075	Karl Merritt Waldron Jr	MN	02-15-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
1076	Robert E Waldvogel	MN	11-17-1965	Vietnam	Army
1077	Gordon David Walensky	MN	04-10-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1078	Ronald Ray Wallace	MN	05-27-1968	Vietnam	Army
1079	Douglas Dewey Wallin	MN	06-17-1967	Vietnam	Army
1080	Richard Ambrose Walsh III	MN	02-15-1969	Vietnam	Air Force

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