Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Wisconsin
Name State Date War Branch
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Byron Clair Tucker
WI 08-15-1968 Vietnam Army
1102
Dennis Tuinstra
WI 06-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1103
Donald Eugene Turner
WA 09-18-1968 Vietnam Army
1104
Michael Bruce Turner
WI 05-11-1968 Vietnam Army
1105
James Neil Tycz
WI 05-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
1106
Jayson Fred Ulrich
WI 08-17-1969 Vietnam Army
1107
Michael Joseph Unsinn
WI 01-03-1969 Vietnam Army
1108
Stanley Frank Urbas
WI 01-26-1969 Vietnam Army
1109
Thomas Harold Utegaard
WI 06-13-1969 Vietnam Army
1110
Robert Erick Uthemann
WI 06-04-1970 Vietnam Army
1111
Thomas Earl Vail
WI 07-19-1970 Vietnam Army
1112
Francis Pedro Valdez
WI 06-07-1970 Vietnam Army
1113
Rudolph Glenn Valenta
WI 10-08-1971 Vietnam Army
1114
James Lee Van Bendegom
WI 07-12-1967 Vietnam Army
1115
David F Van Den Heuvel
WI 03-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1116
Allen Leroy Van Keuren
WI 12-14-1967 Vietnam Army
1117
Murray Wayne Van Lone Sr
WI 01-20-1968 Vietnam Army
1118
William Wayne Van Mater
WI 09-22-1968 Vietnam Army
1119
Joseph Robert Vandehei
WI 03-19-1969 Vietnam Marines
1120
Charles Gary Vander Heyden
WI 08-21-1968 Vietnam Army
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