Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1221	Thomas Clayton Rutter	NJ	12-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1222	Edward Joseph Ruvolis	NJ	05-12-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1223	Peter Ruzila Jr	NJ	11-01-1965	Vietnam	Army
1224	Terrence Patrick Ryan	NJ	01-11-1970	Vietnam	Navy
1225	William Cornelius Ryan Jr	NJ	05-11-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1226	Frank Eric Sacharanski	NJ	03-25-1970	Vietnam	Marines
1227	Vincent Ralph Salemi	NJ	12-11-1968	Vietnam	Army
1228	Anthony John Salerno	NJ	05-26-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1229	Stephen John Saluga III	NJ	10-19-1968	Vietnam	Army
1230	Vidal Sanchez Jr	NJ	05-13-1967	Vietnam	Army
1231	Luis Santiago Santiago	NJ	06-24-1966	Vietnam	Army
1232	Rafael Santiago-Cruz	NJ	11-12-1965	Vietnam	Army
1233	Joseph Santori	NJ	04-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
1234	Ronald Peter Santoro	NJ	08-03-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1235	Gordon Leroy Sargent Jr	NJ	03-02-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1236	William Hurle Satterfield	NJ	02-23-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1237	Donald Baron Saunders	NJ	03-04-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1238	Terry Lee Savoth	NJ	12-02-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1239	Richard Arthur Sawran	NJ	09-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
1240	Dominic N Scatuorchio Jr	NJ	03-10-1970	Vietnam	Army

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