Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Joseph Daniel Daughton Jr
CA 02-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1202
Robert Malcum Davenport
CA 02-07-1969 Vietnam Army
1203
Michael Dennis David
CA 06-15-1968 Vietnam Army
1204
Ernest Frederic Davidove
CA 02-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1205
Alan Eunice Davis
CA 03-21-1971 Vietnam Army
1206
Albert Jackson Davis
CA 01-17-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1207
Alfred Lee Davis
CA 12-27-1966 Vietnam Army
1208
Brent Eden Davis
CA 03-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
1209
Carlos Ray Davis
CA 03-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
1210
Charles Edward Davis
CA 01-19-1968 Vietnam Army
1211
Dale Leroy Davis
CA 10-15-1968 Vietnam Army
1212
Danny Craig Davis
CA 02-10-1970 Vietnam Army
1213
Duane Ross Davis
CA 04-12-1969 Vietnam Marines
1214
Edward Thomson Davis Jr
CA 11-26-1969 Vietnam Army
1215
Fredric Bruce Davis
CA 03-27-1968 Vietnam Army
1216
Gary James Davis
CA 09-17-1969 Vietnam Army
1217
Harry K Davis
AZ 05-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
1218
James Allen Davis
CA 05-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1219
James Mike Davis
CA 06-10-1970 Vietnam Army
1220
Jeffrey Lynn Davis
CA 04-16-1970 Vietnam Army
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