Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Charles Henry Batozynski
MI 03-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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Darrell Gene Battin
MI 10-05-1969 Vietnam Navy
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James Frederick Baucom
MI 02-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Louis Bauer
MI 05-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Joseph Bawal
MI 12-06-1967 Vietnam Army
126
John Stanley Baxter
MI 08-27-1968 Vietnam Army
127
Dean Louis Beach
MI 10-07-1968 Vietnam Air Force
128
Leo Albert Beach Jr
MI 09-22-1970 Vietnam Marines
129
Michael Allen Beals
MI 07-15-1968 Vietnam Army
130
Terry Hugh Beardslee
MI 10-23-1968 Vietnam Army
131
William Burdon Beardsley
MI 03-20-1971 Vietnam Army
132
Thomas William Beatty
MI 06-12-1971 Vietnam Army
133
Albert Allen Beauchamp
MI 03-16-1969 Vietnam Army
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John Douglas Beaver
MI 03-08-1968 Vietnam Army
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Wesley Beaver
MI 03-15-1969 Vietnam Army
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Wayne Richard Bebo
MI 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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Barry J Becannen
MI 08-23-1968 Vietnam Army
138
Glen Ray Beck
MI 06-01-1968 Vietnam Army
139
Thomas Lewis Becker
WI 11-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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Tommy Joe Becker
MI 04-18-1972 Vietnam Army
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