Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1161
Anthony Boy Curci
CA 03-02-1969 Vietnam Marines
1162
Raymond Nelson Curley
CA 02-05-1968 Vietnam Army
1163
William Allen Currence
CA 01-15-1969 Vietnam Army
1164
Jimmy Douglas Curry
CA 09-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
1165
Robert Erven Curry
CA 12-31-1966 Vietnam Marines
1166
Gary Stillman Curtis
CA 08-14-1967 Vietnam Navy
1167
Richard V Curtis
CA 12-12-1967 Vietnam Army
1168
Roger Dale Curtis
CA 04-23-1969 Vietnam Army
1169
Larry Brent Curttright
CA 02-28-1969 Vietnam Army
1170
Thomas Lee Cusson
CA 06-20-1970 Vietnam Army
1171
Lowry Taylor Cuthbert
CA 09-25-1969 Vietnam Army
1172
Stephen Howard Cuthbert
CA 07-03-1972 Vietnam Air Force
1173
Steven Charles Czarnecki
CA 12-31-1968 Vietnam Air Force
1174
Michael Dennis D'Aiello
CA 10-03-1967 Vietnam Army
1175
Robert Paul D'Emanuele
CA 09-16-1968 Vietnam Army
1176
Joseph John Daffer
CA 03-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1177
James Stephen Dahl
WI 05-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
1178
Kenneth Alan Dahl
CA 01-10-1971 Vietnam Army
1179
David Courtney Dahlin
CA 09-12-1968 Vietnam Army
1180
Kevin Melbourne Dailey
CA 03-23-1967 Vietnam Army
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