Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Roger LaVon Duce
CA 05-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1382
Curtis Lamar Duck
CA 02-16-1967 Vietnam Army
1383
Ronald Lloyd Ducommun
CA 11-15-1969 Vietnam Army
1384
Merle L Dueman
CA 09-17-1967 Vietnam Army
1385
Ralph Nelson Duemling
CA 08-18-1970 Vietnam Marines
1386
Juan Leon Guerrere Duenas
CA 08-23-1969 Vietnam Army
1387
Roberto Cervantes Duenas
CA 08-19-1969 Vietnam Army
1388
James Allyn Duensing
CA 01-30-1973 Vietnam Navy
1389
Charles Paul Duessent
CA 02-12-1970 Vietnam Navy
1390
Gerald Thomas Duffey
CA 07-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
1391
John David Lockwood Duffield
CA 02-29-1968 Vietnam Army
1392
Francis Joseph Duffy
CA 05-11-1967 Vietnam Army
1393
Vincent Edward Duffy Jr
CA 03-16-1970 Vietnam Army
1394
Michael Jean Dugas
CA 08-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
1395
Gary Lee Duggan
WA 04-01-1969 Vietnam Army
1396
Thomas Patrick Duggan
CA 01-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
1397
William Joseph Duggan
CA 01-06-1967 Vietnam Navy
1398
Byron Randall Duhe
CA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Marines
1399
Alan Ray Duke
CA 06-16-1968 Vietnam Army
1400
Stephen Ernest Dukehart
CA 12-23-1966 Vietnam Marines
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