Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1201	Carl Irving Johnson	MI	06-22-1968	Vietnam	Army
1202	Charles Timothy Johnson	MI	03-04-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1203	Christopher Paul Johnson	MI	06-30-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1204	Clarence Edward Johnson	MI	09-20-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1205	Dale Lloyd Johnson	MI	06-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
1206	Dannie Lewis Johnson	MI	12-30-1967	Vietnam	Army
1207	David Keith Johnson	MI	05-26-1970	Vietnam	Army
1208	★ George Dennis Johnson	FL	03-16-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1209	Gerald Lee Johnson	MI	06-20-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1210	Joe D Johnson Jr	MI	01-02-1967	Vietnam	Army
1211	Lawrence Eugene Johnson	MI	07-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1212	Michael James Johnson	MI	06-19-1968	Vietnam	Army
1213	Paul Edward Johnson	MI	07-07-1969	Vietnam	Army
1214	Philip Allen Johnson	MI	02-21-1969	Vietnam	Army
1215	Richard Arnold Johnson	MI	05-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
1216	Robert Bruce Johnson	MI	11-29-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
1217	Wayne David Johnson	MI	10-04-1968	Vietnam	Army
1218	William Henry Johnson	MI	04-17-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1219	Willie Johnson Jr	MI	03-27-1971	Vietnam	Army
1220	Byron Norris Jones	MI	04-12-1968	Vietnam	Army

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