Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1141
Irving Geon Park
IN 03-06-1970 Vietnam Air Force
1142
Robert Lee Park
IN 04-18-1969 Vietnam Army
1143
Kenneth Parker
CA 05-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
1144
Thomas Aquinas Parker
IN 04-05-1967 Vietnam Navy
1145
Kim Randle Parliament
IN 04-15-1968 Vietnam Army
1146
James Ray Parrett
IN 11-03-1965 Vietnam Army
1147
Ricky Alan Pate
IN 10-13-1971 Vietnam Army
1148
Larry Gene Patterson
IN 05-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1149
James Richard Paul
IN 02-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
1150
Robert Duane Paulus
IN 06-29-1969 Vietnam Army
1151
Chester Raymond Pavey
IN 03-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
1152
Charles Hubert Pearce Jr
AR 05-21-1969 Vietnam Army
1153
Roger William Pedue
IN 05-16-1969 Vietnam Army
1154
Randall Lee Pell
IN 04-08-1970 Vietnam Marines
1155
Dale Allen Pennington
IN 09-01-1970 Vietnam Marines
1156
Marvin Eugene Penry
IN 03-29-1968 Vietnam Army
1157
William Carman Perdue
IN 09-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
1158
Ofalee Perkins
IN 04-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
1159
Robert Lee Perry
IN 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
1160
Thomas David Perry
IN 04-22-1969 Vietnam Army
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