Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Gilbert De La Pena
CA 04-03-1968 Vietnam Army
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Larry A De La Rosa Jr
CA 02-25-1968 Vietnam Army
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Jose Manuel De La Torre
CA 06-18-1969 Vietnam Army
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Luis De La Torre
CA 02-17-1966 Vietnam Army
1245
James Michael DeAbre
CA 10-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Oliver Evans Deal Jr
CA 11-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Charles Francis DeAmaral Jr
CA 10-04-1965 Vietnam Army
1248
Michael Frank Dean
CA 06-30-1970 Vietnam Air Force
1249
Herold Troy Deardorff
CA 11-12-1966 Vietnam Navy
1250
Jerry Wayne Dearing
CA 01-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Stephen Wayne DeAro
CA 05-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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Jack Deatrick Deaver
CA 10-08-1967 Vietnam Army
1253
Michael Lloyd Morris DeBolt
CA 11-22-1969 Vietnam Army
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Robert Eugene Decelle II
CA 02-21-1971 Vietnam Army
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Julian Dean Dedman
CA 04-23-1969 Vietnam Army
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James Frederick Deeble
CA 04-18-1970 Vietnam Army
1257
Charles Ivan DeGraw
CA 11-05-1968 Vietnam Army
1258
Maarten DeGroot
CA 08-24-1965 Vietnam Marines
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Raymundo F Deherrera
CA 03-20-1967 Vietnam Army
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Dale Willard Dehnke
CA 05-18-1971 Vietnam Army
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