Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Joseph Wright Baker
PA 10-08-1967 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Boysen Baker
PA 02-10-1970 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Charles Bakewell
PA 08-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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Frederick William Baldauf
PA 01-06-1971 Vietnam Marines
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Louis F Balderman
PA 04-15-1969 Vietnam Navy
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Francis Baldino
PA 11-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
107
Michael Joseph Balitchik
PA 04-26-1968 Vietnam Navy
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Donald Balkit
PA 04-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
109
Charles Davison Ballou
PA 11-07-1968 Vietnam Air Force
110
Wayne Ashley Balmer
PA 11-01-1965 Vietnam Army
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Richard Charles Balukonis
PA 12-03-1967 Vietnam Army
112
David Raymond Balzarini
PA 01-19-1969 Vietnam Army
113
Philip Sean Bancroft
PA 09-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Lee Banks
PA 08-27-1966 Vietnam Army
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Anthony Adams Barbarino
PA 02-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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David Leon Barber
PA 12-21-1969 Vietnam Army
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George Hayes Barger
PA 01-22-1969 Vietnam Army
118
Kenneth Allen Barger
PA 02-11-1971 Vietnam Army
119
Ray Milton Barker
PA 08-22-1969 Vietnam Army
120
Earl Duane Barkley
PA 11-09-1971 Vietnam Army
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