Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Maryland
Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Wilson Brown Jr
MD 02-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Thomas Francis Brown Jr
MD 10-10-1969 Vietnam Army
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William Joseph Brown
MD 12-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Henry McDonald Bruce
MD 08-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Lee Raymond Bruce Jr
MD 01-11-1969 Vietnam Army
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Richard Bert Bruce
MD 03-18-1969 Vietnam Army
127
Lance Dunham Brunson
MD 08-06-1967 Vietnam Army
128
John Darrall Bryant
FL 12-08-1970 Vietnam Army
129
Roscoe Edward Bryant
MD 02-27-1968 Vietnam Army
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Robert Butler Buchanan
MD 06-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Richard Lee Buckles
CA 07-12-1969 Vietnam Army
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James Donald Budahazy II
MD 06-24-1968 Vietnam Army
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David John Budka
MD 01-30-1966 Vietnam Marines
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Nathaniel Buggs Jr
MD 08-03-1968 Vietnam Army
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William Bugosh
MD 01-15-1970 Vietnam Army
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Lawrence Randolph Bullen
MD 08-26-1968 Vietnam Army
137
Clifford Garland Burch
MD 07-09-1967 Vietnam Army
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Lanny Joe Burdette
MD 11-06-1968 Vietnam Army
139
Clarence John Burley
MD 03-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Marvin Burney
MD 11-11-1966 Vietnam Army
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