Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Charles W Sharman III
GA 09-07-1969 Vietnam Marines
1342
Lufkin Scott Sharp
GA 06-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
1343
Mack Donald Sharpe
GA 03-29-1969 Vietnam Army
1344
John Paul Sharpless
GA 06-28-1970 Vietnam Marines
1345
John Andy Shaw
GA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
1346
Winfried Albert Sheets
WA 01-17-1968 Vietnam Army
1347
Charles Murry Shelton
GA 02-04-1967 Vietnam Army
1348
Bruce Sherfield Jr
GA 05-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
1349
James Charles Sheriff Jr
GA 07-04-1965 Vietnam Army
1350
Henry Arnold Shiver
FL 04-11-1966 Vietnam Army
1351
Robert Lynn Shook
GA 08-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1352
Jackie Echols Shubert
FL 10-17-1967 Vietnam Army
1353
Harold William Shuler
GA 02-11-1970 Vietnam Army
1354
Ernest Maxwell Shuman Jr
GA 08-01-1966 Vietnam Army
1355
William Clayton Shumate
GA 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
1356
Thomas Gary Sikes
FL 12-20-1968 Vietnam Army
1357
Tommie Lee Sills
GA 04-03-1966 Vietnam Army
1358
Lonnie Lee Silver
GA 11-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
1359
Burnell Simmons
GA 10-15-1967 Vietnam Army
1360
Charlie Simmons Jr
GA 08-28-1969 Vietnam Army
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