Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Stanley Robert Lewandowsky
MI 09-21-1968 Vietnam Marines
1442
Alfred John Lewis
MI 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1443
Richard Kenneth Lewis
MI 08-02-1969 Vietnam Army
1444
William David Lewis
MI 07-02-1967 Vietnam Army
1445
Dennis Lichota
MI 11-06-1965 Vietnam Army
1446
William Marvin Light
MI 04-05-1969 Vietnam Army
1447
Frederick Hugo Liminga
MI 06-22-1967 Vietnam Army
1448
James William Lindemann
MI 04-15-1970 Vietnam Army
1449
Dennis Paul Lindsey
MI 11-11-1969 Vietnam Army
1450
Joseph Milboune Lingle Jr
VA 04-25-1967 Vietnam Army
1451
David John Link
MI 02-26-1968 Vietnam Army
1452
Gary William Link
MI 06-14-1968 Vietnam Army
1453
Robert Lewis Linn Jr
MI 03-19-1967 Vietnam Army
1454
Steven Paul Linna
MI 02-04-1968 Vietnam Army
1455
Michael Thomas Linville
MI 09-20-1970 Vietnam Army
1456
Leonard Joseph Liparoto
MI 09-12-1968 Vietnam Army
1457
Thomas Washing Lipsey III
MI 02-06-1972 Vietnam Army
1458
Larry Lee Liskow
MI 09-11-1968 Vietnam Army
1459
Thomas Edward Litherland
AZ 02-07-1967 Vietnam Army
1460
Randell Blake Little
MI 07-03-1968 Vietnam Marines
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