Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Georgia
Name State Date War Branch
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Edward Lamar Simmons
GA 11-17-1965 Vietnam Army
1362
Frank Rudolph Simmons
GA 04-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
1363
Nathan Bedford Simmons
GA 05-12-1969 Vietnam Army
1364
Wilmer Franklin Simpkins
AL 07-07-1968 Vietnam Army
1365
John William Simpson Jr
GA 07-16-1968 Vietnam Army
1366
Johnny Cleveland Simpson
GA 09-19-1968 Vietnam Army
1367
Otis Raymond Simpson
GA 11-04-1968 Vietnam Army
1368
Charles Wayne Sims
GA 02-28-1966 Vietnam Marines
1369
Edward Cleo Sims
GA 05-21-1968 Vietnam Army
1370
James Larry Sims
GA 12-28-1966 Vietnam Marines
1371
Roy Lee Singletary
GA 07-08-1969 Vietnam Army
1372
Jesse W Singleton Jr
GA 06-09-1969 Vietnam Army
1373
Albert Wilson Sirmans Jr
GA 09-17-1968 Vietnam Army
1374
Rufus Sirmans
GA 04-28-1969 Vietnam Army
1375
Robert Donald Sisk
FL 10-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
1376
Johnny Wayne Sitten
GA 05-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
1377
William D Sizemore
GA 06-28-1967 Vietnam Army
1378
James Earl Skipper
GA 02-03-1969 Vietnam Army
1379
Willie B Skrine Jr
GA 05-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
1380
Alvin Maynard Slaton
GA 03-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
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