Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Edgar Larue Smith
GA 10-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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Emory Morel Smith
GA 06-13-1968 Vietnam Army
1403
Forrest Lloyd Smith
GA 05-28-1969 Vietnam Army
1404
Fred Winston Smith
GA 09-01-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1405
Galen Minor Smith
GA 10-23-1969 Vietnam Army
1406
Henry Floyd Smith
GA 08-23-1968 Vietnam Army
1407
Herbert Smith Jr
GA 07-08-1965 Vietnam Army
1408
Hurley Alvin Smith
AL 02-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
1409
Jerry Lynn Smith
GA 01-03-1968 Vietnam Army
1410
Jesse E Smith
GA 11-21-1967 Vietnam Army
1411
Joe Clarence Smith
GA 01-27-1968 Vietnam Army
1412
John Raymond Smith
GA 04-30-1970 Vietnam Army
1413
Kenneth Douglas Smith
GA 06-14-1968 Vietnam Army
1414
Larry Dean Smith
GA 03-20-1969 Vietnam Army
1415
Leonard Howard Smith
GA 04-25-1967 Vietnam Marines
1416
Michael Anthony Smith
GA 05-07-1968 Vietnam Marines
1417
Otis Thomas Smith
FL 11-15-1967 Vietnam Army
1418
Robert Joseph Smith
GA 08-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
1419
Ronald Larry Smith
GA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Marines
1420
Russell Lamar Smith
GA 11-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
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