Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
101	David Alexander Cassidy	CT	11-22-1968	Vietnam	Army
102	Richard Albert Cassin	CT	05-04-1967	Vietnam	Army
103	Roger Robert Cauthern	CT	11-08-1967	Vietnam	Marines
104	Thomas James Cavanaugh	CT	09-19-1968	Vietnam	Marines
105	Richard Earl Chabot	CT	12-10-1965	Vietnam	Marines
106	Mark Constant Chenis	CT	10-17-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
107	Thomas Anthony Chialastri	CT	04-21-1969	Vietnam	Marines
108	Michael Louis Chmura	CT	10-17-1965	Vietnam	Marines
109	Robert G Choquette Jr	CT	07-06-1970	Vietnam	Marines
110	Andrew Daniel Chowka	CT	03-14-1968	Vietnam	Marines
111	Edward John Christensen	CT	05-18-1967	Vietnam	Marines
112	Albert George Christy Jr	CT	02-10-1969	Vietnam	Army
113	Stanley M Ciesielski	CT	06-12-1970	Vietnam	Army
114	Ralph Silvio Cinotti	CT	10-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
115	Frederick Ralph Clark	CT	09-24-1969	Vietnam	Marines
116	George William Clark	CT	05-24-1968	Vietnam	Marines
117	John Kearnan Clarke	CT	03-06-1967	Vietnam	Marines
118	Peter Mcarthur Cleary	CT	10-10-1972	Vietnam	Air Force
119	Michael William Clifford	CT	11-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
120	William Paul Cohn Jr	CT	10-21-1968	Vietnam	Army

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