Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
121	Glenn Alfred Cail	SC	12-27-1969	Vietnam	Army
122	Robert Cain Jr	SC	11-24-1966	Vietnam	Army
123	William James Caldwell	SC	06-11-1966	Vietnam	Army
124	Clifton Eugene Callahan	SC	02-05-1971	Vietnam	Army
125	James Steven Camp	SC	01-15-1967	Vietnam	Marines
126	Billy Wayne Campbell	SC	06-01-1969	Vietnam	Army
127	Richard Michael Campbell	SC	05-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
128	James Wesley Cantrell	SC	11-15-1966	Vietnam	Army
129	Jerry Cape	SC	04-25-1967	Vietnam	Marines
130	Archie Dennis Carnell	SC	05-07-1971	Vietnam	Army
131	James Alvin Carpenter	SC	03-14-1969	Vietnam	Marines
132	Roger Lee Carpenter	SC	04-14-1968	Vietnam	Army
133	Fred Joshua Carter	SC	11-05-1969	Vietnam	Air Force
134	John Lewis Carter	SC	07-03-1968	Vietnam	Marines
135	★ Terrel Elbert Carter	FL	01-15-1967	Vietnam	Navy
136	William Thomas Carter	SC	11-10-1966	Vietnam	Navy
137	Kenneth Wayne Cassel	SC	10-31-1968	Vietnam	Marines
138	J B Cathey	SC	02-18-1968	Vietnam	Navy
139	Herbert Hugo Cato III	SC	04-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
140	Andrew Craven Caudle	SC	07-09-1971	Vietnam	Army

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