Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in New Jersey
Name State Date War Branch
1481
Alfred Francis Wiggins Jr
NJ 06-05-1970 Vietnam Army
1482
Bobby Ray Wilkins
NJ 06-29-1969 Vietnam Army
1483
Randolph Recardo Wilkins
NJ 05-10-1968 Vietnam Army
1484
Allen Williams
NJ 06-03-1968 Vietnam Army
1485
C W Richard Williams
NJ 03-22-1968 Vietnam Army
1486
Fred Thomas Williams
NJ 04-30-1969 Vietnam Marines
1487
Glen Raymond Williams
NJ 11-04-1967 Vietnam Army
1488
James Bernard Williams Jr
GA 05-29-1969 Vietnam Marines
1489
Leroy Williams Jr
NJ 10-03-1965 Vietnam Army
1490
Lester Williams Jr
NJ 11-01-1968 Vietnam Army
1491
Robert Alton Williams
NJ 10-27-1967 Vietnam Army
1492
William Lynn Williams
NJ 02-11-1971 Vietnam Army
1493
Elroy Wilson
NJ 04-12-1969 Vietnam Army
1494
Sylvester William Wilson
NJ 11-24-1967 Vietnam Army
1495
Christopher Michael Winters
NJ 05-15-1971 Vietnam Army
1496
John Winters
NJ 05-25-1969 Vietnam Marines
1497
James Witt
NJ 03-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
1498
Bruce Wohlrab
NJ 03-09-1971 Vietnam Army
1499
John Thomas Wolfe
NJ 06-01-1968 Vietnam Army
1500
Richard Glen Wolff
NJ 09-24-1968 Vietnam Army
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