Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1081
Edward Gerard Courteau
CA 04-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
1082
Callen James Courtemanche
CA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Marines
1083
Joe Ray Courtney Jr
CA 05-22-1968 Vietnam Army
1084
George Coutrakis
CA 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
1085
Lawrence Leroy Cover
CA 09-20-1971 Vietnam Navy
1086
Richard Dean Covert Jr
CA 02-14-1971 Vietnam Army
1087
Danny Allen Cowan
CA 10-22-1971 Vietnam Army
1088
Paul Allen Cowan
CA 05-17-1969 Vietnam Marines
1089
Richard John Cowell
CA 03-09-1970 Vietnam Air Force
1090
Robert Blanco Cowell
CA 12-19-1966 Vietnam Army
1091
Freddie James Cox Jr
CA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
1092
Gary Allen Cox
CA 06-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
1093
Gary Wayne Cox
CA 08-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
1094
Gerald Wayne Cox Jr
UT 05-12-1968 Vietnam Army
1095
Gregory Ellis Cox
CA 01-04-1968 Vietnam Army
1096
Larry James Cox
CA 10-13-1966 Vietnam Marines
1097
Michael Milton Cox
CA 09-03-1969 Vietnam Army
1098
Richard Paul Cox
CA 03-22-1970 Vietnam Army
1099
Winford R Crabb
CA 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
1100
Gary Raymond Craig
CA 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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