Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Joseph Sowinski
MA 04-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1222
Alfred William Speyer
MA 03-03-1968 Vietnam Marines
1223
Stephen Arthur Spiers
MA 03-10-1970 Vietnam Army
1224
Paul Donald Spillane
MA 07-26-1968 Vietnam Army
1225
Robert Everett Spires
MA 03-12-1969 Vietnam Army
1226
James Augustine St Cyr
MA 03-26-1966 Vietnam Marines
1227
Bernard Edward St Jean
MA 12-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
1228
David Michael St John
MA 08-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
1229
Albert Alfred St Lawrence
MA 06-08-1970 Vietnam Marines
1230
Michael Leonard St Pierre
MA 07-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
1231
Wladyslaw Staniszewski
MA 07-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
1232
James Alexander Stark
MA 01-24-1968 Vietnam Air Force
1233
James Cecil Starnes
NC 11-29-1970 Vietnam Air Force
1234
John Allen Steel
MA 03-26-1970 Vietnam Army
1235
Edward Peter Stefanik
MA 11-06-1966 Vietnam Army
1236
Robert T Steinsieck Jr
MA 12-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
1237
Howard David Stephenson
MA 03-29-1972 Vietnam Air Force
1238
Stephen Joseph Steriti
MA 05-08-1966 Vietnam Army
1239
Edward Samuel Stewart
FL 08-23-1968 Vietnam Army
1240
James Joseph Stewart
MA 02-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
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