Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Raymond Small
IN 05-04-1968 Vietnam Army
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Mark Andrew Smenyak
IN 12-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
1363
Bobby Dale Smith
IN 07-31-1967 Vietnam Marines
1364
Clifford Smith
IN 12-01-1966 Vietnam Army
1365
David William Smith
IN 05-02-1970 Vietnam Army
1366
Donald Joseph Smith
IN 01-19-1969 Vietnam Army
1367
Fredrick Joe Smith
IN 07-06-1968 Vietnam Army
1368
Ivan Ray Smith
IN 05-13-1965 Vietnam Marines
1369
John Byron Smith
IN 08-29-1968 Vietnam Navy
1370
Larry Michael Smith
IN 04-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
1371
Leslie R Smith
IN 06-29-1966 Vietnam Army
1372
Lyle Elton Smith
IN 02-19-1971 Vietnam Army
1373
Lynn Leroy Smith
IN 04-17-1966 Vietnam Marines
1374
Michael Eugene Smith
IN 08-09-1968 Vietnam Army
1375
Michael Stephen Smith
IN 05-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
1376
Paul Allen Smith
IN 04-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
1377
Robert T Smith
IN 04-12-1969 Vietnam Army
1378
Ronald Lee Smith
IN 05-26-1968 Vietnam Army
1379
Ronald Eugene Smith
IN 11-28-1970 Vietnam Army
1380
Stephen Thomas Smith
IN 09-21-1970 Vietnam Army
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