Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Robert Joseph Treasure
CA 10-16-1968 Vietnam Marines
1482
James M Treesh
IN 05-03-1970 Vietnam Army
1483
Lloyd Eugene Tribbett
IN 05-08-1968 Vietnam Army
1484
Woodrow N Trissell Jr
IN 06-24-1969 Vietnam Army
1485
Bradford Lee Trout
IN 02-06-1968 Vietnam Army
1486
William Owen Trujillo
IN 07-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1487
Gregory Allen Tuholski
IN 12-04-1967 Vietnam Army
1488
David Jessee Tungate
IN 12-05-1965 Vietnam Army
1489
Nicholas Randle Tunny
IN 11-05-1970 Vietnam Army
1490
Frank Tunstill Jr
CA 03-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
1491
Lawrence Kay Tuttle
IN 02-08-1968 Vietnam Army
1492
Larry Josh Tyler
CA 02-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
1493
Dennis Lee Tyson
IN 09-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
1494
Valentine Daniel Uncapher
IN 08-15-1967 Vietnam Army
1495
Jeff Harold Upp
IN 06-14-1969 Vietnam Army
1496
John Edward Urbelis
IN 10-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1497
Terry Maxwell Usher
WA 02-23-1971 Vietnam Army
1498
James Robert Utter
IN 04-15-1967 Vietnam Army
1499
Francisco Nevares Valdez
IN 02-19-1971 Vietnam Army
1500
Donald Lynn Valentine
IN 11-13-1970 Vietnam Army
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