Gold Star Veterans : Massachusetts Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Gardner Brewer
MA 09-14-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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Cleaveland Floyd Bridgman
MA 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
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Christopher Dareing Brine
MA 04-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
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William Floyd Bronson Jr
MA 04-13-1976 Vietnam Marines
145
Richard William Brooks
MA 09-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Everett Brooks
MA 04-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
147
Arthur Leroy Brown Sr
MA 02-18-1969 Vietnam Army
148
Kenneth Raymond Brown
MA 08-05-1967 Vietnam Navy
149
Roger David Brown
MA 08-15-1969 Vietnam Air Force
150
Clifton Lee Broyer
MA 02-28-1969 Vietnam Marines
151
Edward Alan Brudno
MA 06-03-1973 Vietnam Air Force
152
Paul Frank Brugman
MA 11-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
153
Richard E Brundrette Jr
MA 12-01-1972 Vietnam Navy
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Richard Norman Bruso
MA 02-15-1971 Vietnam Army
155
Joseph Michael Buchanan
WA 03-13-1969 Vietnam Army
156
Waverie Hugh Buchanan
MA 03-17-1967 Vietnam Marines
157
Francois Josephine Builaert
MA 05-30-1966 Vietnam Army
158
John David Bulger
MA 11-13-1966 Vietnam Army
159
Ronald Lee Bumpus
MA 08-03-1967 Vietnam Army
160
John B Burgess
MA 11-01-1967 Vietnam Army
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Rick - Rest in Peace Soldier. Thank you for your loyalty and your sacrifice. You answered the call and laid down your life for others.
Irvin - Your website is outstanding and a great tribute to the Patriots who gave all. As a Vietnam veteran, I thank you very much.
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