Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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James William Ragle
IN 08-19-1967 Vietnam Army
1202
Robert Stephen Raines
IN 12-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1203
Michael Edward Rains
IN 06-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
1204
James Troy Ralph
IN 05-21-1969 Vietnam Army
1205
Jerry Ray Ramberger
IN 02-01-1966 Vietnam Marines
1206
Michael Allen Randall Sr
IN 10-21-1968 Vietnam Army
1207
Michael Eugene Randall Sr
IN 10-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1208
Richard Manford Randolph
IN 06-11-1969 Vietnam Army
1209
David Geoffrey Rankin
IN 03-12-1969 Vietnam Army
1210
Larry Lee Rauscher
IN 03-10-1969 Vietnam Army
1211
Carroll Edward Raymer Jr
IN 08-08-1970 Vietnam Army
1212
Emory Lee Rea
IN 12-04-1969 Vietnam Army
1213
Alan Thomas Read
IN 05-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
1214
Robert William Reagan
FL 09-09-1965 Vietnam Army
1215
David Lee Reasoner
IN 09-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
1216
Thomas Wilbur Reasor
IN 07-30-1972 Vietnam Air Force
1217
Michael William Rector
IN 05-14-1969 Vietnam Navy
1218
Terry Pete Redic
IN 06-16-1966 Vietnam Marines
1219
Kenneth Leroy Reed
IN 06-12-1965 Vietnam Army
1220
Phillip Eugene Reed
IN 10-15-1967 Vietnam Army
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