Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Eugene Anderson
CA 04-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Terrance Wesley Anderson
CA 03-09-1970 Vietnam Army
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Vincent Craig Anderson
CA 09-26-1972 Vietnam Air Force
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Warren Lester Anderson
CA 01-13-1966 Vietnam Air Force
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William Olin Anderson
CA 07-08-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Ronald Leon Andrews
CA 10-08-1967 Vietnam Army
127
Vaun Andrews
CA 10-07-1967 Vietnam Army
128
James David Peter Anella
CA 03-05-1970 Vietnam Army
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Michael Eugene Angel
CA 03-03-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Gerald Dwain Angelley
CA 04-19-1969 Vietnam Navy
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Patrick Emmett Anglim
CA 12-28-1967 Vietnam Marines
132
Charles Dougals Annis
CA 04-09-1970 Vietnam Marines
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Robin Richard Annis
CA 04-04-1969 Vietnam Army
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George Richard Annos
CA 05-16-1967 Vietnam Army
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John Edward Anthony
CA 08-19-1970 Vietnam Army
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Lionel Sterling Anthony
CA 03-04-1967 Vietnam Army
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Joseph Antognini III
CA 12-28-1968 Vietnam Army
138
Frank George Antone
CA 12-23-1967 Vietnam Navy
139
Gregory Alfred Antunano
CA 07-24-1971 Vietnam Army
140
Raymond Hugh Apellido
CA 09-20-1970 Vietnam Army
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