Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
1281
Larry Allen Rush
IN 06-16-1969 Vietnam Army
1282
Hollie Boyd Russell
IN 11-26-1966 Vietnam Navy
1283
Terry Austin Ruth
IN 09-08-1968 Vietnam Army
1284
George Edward Rutledge
IN 04-17-1966 Vietnam Army
1285
Donald Ray Rybolt
IN 05-28-1967 Vietnam Air Force
1286
Jerry Dean Sabens
IN 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
1287
Ronald Sabin
IN 02-02-1969 Vietnam Marines
1288
William Julius Safrit
IN 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
1289
Bradley Andrew Saint Clair
IN 09-06-1968 Vietnam Army
1290
Doyle Eugene Sallee
IN 11-12-1968 Vietnam Army
1291
Edward Salonies Jr
IL 12-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
1292
Marion Nelson Saltz
IN 03-20-1968 Vietnam Army
1293
Billy Ray Salyer
IN 09-13-1967 Vietnam Marines
1294
Raymond Paul Salzarulo Jr
WV 09-04-1966 Vietnam Air Force
1295
Stephen George Sample
IN 01-13-1970 Vietnam Army
1296
Charles Sanders
IN 03-05-1968 Vietnam Army
1297
Jackie Lynn Sanders
IN 06-27-1967 Vietnam Army
1298
Franklin A Sappingfield
IN 03-20-1968 Vietnam Army
1299
Ralf Irvin Saunders
IN 11-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
1300
Charles Duane Saylor
IN 03-12-1967 Vietnam Army
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