Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Michigan
Name State Date War Branch
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Leonard J Kowalski Jr
MI 09-12-1970 Vietnam Army
1342
Robert Allen Kowalski
MI 01-25-1966 Vietnam Marines
1343
David Ralph Kowitz
MI 04-16-1971 Vietnam Navy
1344
Harry Glenn Koyl
MI 05-07-1968 Vietnam Army
1345
Chester Joseph Kozdron
MI 02-25-1969 Vietnam Army
1346
Patrick Charles Kozel
CA 12-07-1966 Vietnam Army
1347
John Thomas Koziol
MI 11-17-1967 Vietnam Army
1348
Maurice Peter Kraemer Jr
MI 10-10-1969 Vietnam Army
1349
James Edward Kralowski
MI 05-04-1968 Vietnam Army
1350
Ronald Terry Kransi
MI 02-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
1351
Frank J Krebs
MI 01-17-1967 Vietnam Army
1352
Gary Harold Kreh
MI 05-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
1353
Bernie Charles Kridler III
MI 10-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
1354
Richard Krolikowski
MI 11-14-1967 Vietnam Army
1355
Charles August Kronberg
MI 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1356
Gordon Gene Kropp
MI 08-05-1967 Vietnam Marines
1357
Frederick Lyle Kruger
MI 03-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
1358
Joseph Gerald Krywicki
MI 09-13-1966 Vietnam Navy
1359
Richard Michael Kuchek
MI 05-14-1968 Vietnam Army
1360
Robert John Kucway
MI 06-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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