Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1081
John Michel Nash
IN 03-15-1966 Vietnam Army
1082
Ronald Wayne Neal
IN 09-03-1968 Vietnam Army
1083
William Edward Neal
IN 03-24-1971 Vietnam Army
1084
Dennis Paul Neeley
IN 01-12-1967 Vietnam Army
1085
Marvin Eugene Neeley
IN 06-07-1970 Vietnam Army
1086
William Lee Nellans
IN 09-17-1967 Vietnam Air Force
1087
Joseph Steven Nemeth
IN 04-10-1970 Vietnam Army
1088
Thomas Harold Nerini
IN 05-27-1968 Vietnam Army
1089
Patrick Christopher Nevin
IN 02-23-1966 Vietnam Army
1090
Larry Gene Newberry
IN 09-30-1968 Vietnam Army
1091
Larry Stephen Newburn
IN 08-29-1967 Vietnam Army
1092
Joseph David Nichols Jr
IN 06-28-1967 Vietnam Army
1093
Gerald Woolworth Nicholson Jr
FL 11-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
1094
Michael Kent Nickerson
IN 04-14-1969 Vietnam Marines
1095
William Deo Nicodemus
IN 01-26-1971 Vietnam Army
1096
Harry Tillman Niggle
IN 02-05-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1097
James Herbert Noble
IN 10-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
1098
Floyd Russell Noe
IN 07-12-1967 Vietnam Army
1099
Richard Allen Noelke
CA 11-06-1965 Vietnam Army
1100
Paul Mickle Nolen
IN 04-14-1971 Vietnam Army
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