Gold Star Veterans : Tennessee Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Stephen Justene Torbett
TN 08-14-1969 Vietnam Army
1222
James David Travis Jr
TN 09-11-1967 Vietnam Marines
1223
Thomas Charles Treadway
TN 08-12-1968 Vietnam Army
1224
James Allen Treece
TN 10-07-1966 Vietnam Air Force
1225
Robert Lewis Trevathan
TN 04-15-1968 Vietnam Marines
1226
Robert Douglas Trier
TN 12-20-1965 Vietnam Air Force
1227
Robert Lee Trisdale
TN 04-26-1969 Vietnam Army
1228
Jackie Wayne Troglen
TN 05-24-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1229
Thomas William Truelove
TN 09-21-1971 Vietnam Army
1230
Hubert Tuck Jr
TN 10-18-1966 Vietnam Navy
1231
Charles Gilbert Tucker
TN 04-06-1965 Vietnam Army
1232
David Bruce Tucker
NY 10-01-1967 Vietnam Army
1233
Thomas Cecil Tucker
TN 03-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
1234
Tomas C Tucker
TN 11-08-1969 Vietnam Army
1235
Charles Turner
TN 04-20-1972 Vietnam Army
1236
Gordon James Turpin Jr
TN 08-20-1969 Vietnam Army
1237
James Walter Tuttle
TN 04-29-1969 Vietnam Army
1238
Robert Ervin Tuttle
TN 05-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
1239
Mark Foster Udell
TN 05-19-1966 Vietnam Army
1240
Benjamin S Underhill
TN 02-15-1968 Vietnam Army
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