Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Terry Michael Reed
TX 06-23-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1222
Gary Martin Reedy
IN 03-26-1968 Vietnam Army
1223
Charles Richard Reff
IN 08-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
1224
Royse Wayne Rehwald
IN 09-13-1971 Vietnam Army
1225
Robert Lee Reiplinger
IN 10-22-1969 Vietnam Army
1226
Matthew Mark Renner
IN 03-09-1971 Vietnam Army
1227
Steven Ray Renner
IN 05-12-1970 Vietnam Army
1228
Dennis Keith Reno
IN 09-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
1229
John Dean Retseck Jr
IN 01-07-1970 Vietnam Army
1230
Jackie Dean Reynolds
IN 03-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
1231
James Derek Reynolds
IN 05-13-1967 Vietnam Marines
1232
Jay Willard Reynolds
IN 07-02-1966 Vietnam Army
1233
Robert Lee Reynolds Jr
IN 06-22-1966 Vietnam Marines
1234
Donald Ray Rhodes
IN 02-27-1969 Vietnam Army
1235
John Michael Rice
IN 01-08-1970 Vietnam Army
1236
Rickey Lee Richards
IN 03-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1237
Charles Wayne Richardson
IN 01-31-1969 Vietnam Army
1238
Ossie Richardson
IL 03-06-1970 Vietnam Marines
1239
William H Richardson Jr
IN 11-10-1967 Vietnam Army
1240
Kenneth Alan Richey
IN 12-07-1969 Vietnam Army
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