Gold Star Veterans : Montana Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
121	James D Hunt	MT	10-13-1968	Vietnam	Navy
122	Jean Baptiste Incashola	MT	11-23-1966	Vietnam	Army
123	★ Bruce Edwin Ingman	UT	07-14-1969	Vietnam	Marines
124	Dean Robert Isaacs	MT	06-01-1971	Vietnam	Army
125	Daniel John Janhunen	MT	09-02-1966	Vietnam	Army
126	William Michael Jodrey	MT	03-27-1969	Vietnam	Army
127	Calvin Lee Johnson	MT	01-30-1970	Vietnam	Army
128	Lester Wesley Johnson Jr	MT	02-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
129	Lyle Albert Johnson	MT	10-05-1967	Vietnam	Marines
130	Richard Michael Johnson	MT	02-26-1969	Vietnam	Army
131	William Michael Johnson	MT	07-13-1968	Vietnam	Marines
132	Ronald George Jordet	MT	09-27-1966	Vietnam	Marines
133	Darryl Richard Juel	MT	07-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines
134	Joe David Kegley	MT	07-27-1966	Vietnam	Army
135	Todd Duane Kelso	MT	06-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
136	George Percy Kendall Jr	MT	02-04-1968	Vietnam	Marines
137	Douglas Duane Kern	MT	11-16-1966	Vietnam	Army
138	★ Michael Henry Keys	WA	02-24-1971	Vietnam	Army
139	Richard James Kilwine	MT	08-14-1969	Vietnam	Army
140	Manford Lloyd Kleiv	MT	10-09-1964	Vietnam	Army

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