Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Michael Vancellette
MA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
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Richard John Vasconcellos
MA 08-15-1966 Vietnam Marines
1323
Michael Patrick Vaughan
MA 06-24-1968 Vietnam Army
1324
Ronnie Gordon Vaughan
MA 01-21-1971 Vietnam Marines
1325
Anthony Guy Velardo
MA 09-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
1326
Timothy Lawrence Vicalvi
MA 10-18-1967 Vietnam Marines
1327
Joseph Vieira
MA 01-23-1968 Vietnam Army
1328
John F Waden
MA 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
1329
Carl Daniel Wakefield
MA 08-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
1330
Douglas Alexander Walker
MA 05-18-1968 Vietnam Army
1331
Orien Judson Walker Jr
MA 05-23-1965 Vietnam Army
1332
Sterling Aiden Wall
MA 08-24-1967 Vietnam Army
1333
Harry William Wallace
MA 09-12-1967 Vietnam Marines
1334
Joseph Robert Wallen
MA 01-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
1335
Lewis Metcalfe Walling Jr
RI 02-11-1962 Vietnam Army
1336
James Michael Walsh
MA 08-08-1968 Vietnam Army
1337
Richard David Walsh
MA 12-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
1338
Robert Stephen Walsh
MA 11-07-1967 Vietnam Army
1339
Fred Zimri Washburn
MA 10-02-1968 Vietnam Army
1340
Craig Houston Waterman
MA 07-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
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