Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Georgia
Name State Date War Branch
1101
James Lee Navarro
GA 11-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
1102
Charlie Thomas Neal
GA 05-11-1969 Vietnam Army
1103
Eddie Joe Neeley
GA 12-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1104
Lowrenzo Neeley
GA 01-22-1970 Vietnam Army
1105
Miles Henry Nelson
GA 02-11-1967 Vietnam Army
1106
Rayford Nelson
GA 08-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
1107
Johnny B Nesbitt
GA 08-25-1968 Vietnam Army
1108
Newman Ray Nesmith
GA 12-12-1963 Vietnam Army
1109
Patrick Michael Neville
GA 04-11-1970 Vietnam Army
1110
Grayson Henry Newberry
GA 11-29-1970 Vietnam Air Force
1111
David Nipper
GA 11-21-1964 Vietnam Marines
1112
Hollis Ronney Norrid
GA 07-01-1968 Vietnam Army
1113
Dan Baker Norton
GA 09-28-1968 Vietnam Navy
1114
John Emory Norton
GA 12-29-1970 Vietnam Marines
1115
Mitchell Earl Norton
GA 06-25-1969 Vietnam Army
1116
Timothy John O'Keefe
GA 04-20-1968 Vietnam Marines
1117
Tony Lee O'Neal
GA 10-09-1969 Vietnam Army
1118
Charles Robert O'Steen
FL 02-05-1969 Vietnam Army
1119
Thomas Patrick Odea
GA 05-24-1969 Vietnam Army
1120
Steven Craig Odom
GA 01-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
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