Gold Star Veterans : Wisconsin Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1121
Paul Ward Vanderboom Jr
WI 08-18-1969 Vietnam Army
1122
Cornelis A Vandersterren
WI 09-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1123
Peter Michael Vanderweg
WI 07-25-1970 Vietnam Army
1124
Dan Allen Vanerem
WI 01-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
1125
Glen Orville Venet
WI 02-28-1969 Vietnam Army
1126
Michael Jonathan Verhaeghe
WI 04-09-1969 Vietnam Army
1127
Edward Veser
WI 05-06-1970 Vietnam Army
1128
James Michael Vielbaum
WI 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1129
Aaron Vinson
AR 09-14-1970 Vietnam Army
1130
John Paul Vis
WI 09-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
1131
Gerald Arlene Vizer
WI 05-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
1132
Duane Arlen Vogel
WI 12-23-1966 Vietnam Marines
1133
Ralph Lee Vogeli
WI 01-06-1969 Vietnam Army
1134
Valentine Bernard Vollmer
WI 02-16-1968 Vietnam Army
1135
Donald Charles Voltner
WI 02-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
1136
Dennis Richard Wagie
WI 05-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1137
Michael James Wagner
WI 02-22-1970 Vietnam Army
1138
Philip Robert Wagner
WI 09-28-1971 Vietnam Army
1139
Randall William Wagner
WI 11-27-1968 Vietnam Army
1140
Paul Winton Wahler Jr
WI 11-18-1967 Vietnam Army
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