Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Richard Joseph Barber
MI 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Richard Barcalow
MI 07-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Michael Bard
MI 06-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Peter Lino Barili
MI 02-21-1971 Vietnam Army
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Greg Allen Barker
MI 08-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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Kirk Owen Barkley
MI 08-09-1970 Vietnam Army
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Jeffrey Lawrence Barlow
MI 01-30-1971 Vietnam Army
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David W Barnaby
MI 05-03-1967 Vietnam Army
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Gale Lynn Barnes
MI 06-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
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George Lee Barnes
MI 11-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
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James Alan Barnes
MI 02-16-1970 Vietnam Army
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Jimmy Oneal Barnes
MI 07-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
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William Carel Barnes Jr
MI 02-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
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George Patrick Barrett
MI 10-27-1967 Vietnam Army
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Stanley Foster Barrett
MI 04-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
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David William Barrus
MI 03-30-1970 Vietnam Army
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Bruce George Barth
MI 02-07-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Alan Keith Barton
MI 07-28-1970 Vietnam Army
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William Thomas Bass Jr
MI 07-19-1969 Vietnam Army
120
Paul G Bast
MI 02-01-1972 Vietnam Air Force
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