Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1501	Darrell Leroy Engle	CA	12-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
1502	Loren Eugene Engstrom	CA	11-13-1968	Vietnam	Army
1503	Lucas Rodriquez Enriquez	CA	07-15-1969	Vietnam	Army
1504	Nicholas Ben Enriquez	CA	11-01-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1505	Terry Michael Enriquez	CA	11-17-1967	Vietnam	Army
1506	Raymond Richard Enyeart Jr	CA	01-05-1971	Vietnam	Army
1507	David Burnell Ephriam	CA	09-09-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1508	Roger Lee Epley	CA	11-11-1966	Vietnam	Army
1509	Patrick Douglas Erb	CA	03-15-1971	Vietnam	Army
1510	Donald Theodore Erickson	CA	08-02-1966	Vietnam	Army
1511	Leonard Daniel Erickson	CA	04-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
1512	Philip Charles Erickson	CA	01-13-1969	Vietnam	Army
1513	Edward Joseph Ernst	CA	02-18-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1514	Arthur Raymond Erschoen	CA	11-08-1966	Vietnam	Army
1515	Glen Otis Ervin	CA	02-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
1516	Gregory Allen Ervin	CA	05-29-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1517	James Wilbur Ervin	CA	11-17-1965	Vietnam	Army
1518	Jesus Escageda	CA	12-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
1519	Domingo Escalante Jr	CA	02-16-1967	Vietnam	Army
1520	Richard Medina Escalera	CA	12-31-1970	Vietnam	Army

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