Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
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David Lee Nord
IN 06-23-1969 Vietnam Army
1102
Lanny Joseph Norman
IN 11-11-1968 Vietnam Army
1103
Claude Eugene North
IN 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
1104
James E Nunley
IN 12-27-1966 Vietnam Army
1105
Joseph Loran Nunn
IN 04-25-1970 Vietnam Army
1106
John Gordon Nurse
IN 04-10-1969 Vietnam Army
1107
Richard Lee Nuziard
IN 11-08-1965 Vietnam Marines
1108
Avery Merrill Nye III
IN 03-16-1970 Vietnam Army
1109
Terrence Patrick O'Boyle
IN 11-20-1970 Vietnam Army
1110
Michael Grant O'Connell
IN 10-27-1969 Vietnam Army
1111
David Cornelius O'Connor
IN 08-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1112
Timothy John O'Connor
IN 10-23-1970 Vietnam Army
1113
Michael William O'Leary
IN 06-07-1969 Vietnam Army
1114
Steven Clifford O'Neal
IN 06-30-1971 Vietnam Army
1115
David Alan Oberle
CA 10-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
1116
Steven Kent Odier
IN 01-17-1967 Vietnam Army
1117
Charles Doyle Oglesby
IN 04-11-1966 Vietnam Army
1118
Kenneth Lindle Oldham
IN 03-03-1968 Vietnam Army
1119
Ralph Wheeler Onana
CA 11-01-1965 Vietnam Army
1120
Louis George Onohan
IN 04-24-1964 Vietnam Air Force
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