Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Kenneth Edward Leonard
PA 09-15-1969 Vietnam Army
1642
Robert Charles Leonberg
PA 07-29-1967 Vietnam Navy
1643
Frederick Eric Leopold
PA 02-22-1970 Vietnam Army
1644
Terry Lee Lesh
PA 05-15-1969 Vietnam Army
1645
William Elgie Lesnik
PA 10-24-1967 Vietnam Army
1646
Daniel Kepner Lessig
PA 10-08-1963 Vietnam Marines
1647
Alvin Lee Levan
PA 10-25-1966 Vietnam Navy
1648
Gary Franklin Lewis
PA 01-02-1966 Vietnam Army
1649
John Wesley Lewis Jr
PA 01-13-1966 Vietnam Army
1650
Stanley Lewis
PA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Navy
1651
Wayne Eugene Lewis Jr
PA 02-18-1968 Vietnam Army
1652
William Russell Lewis Jr
PA 10-22-1971 Vietnam Army
1653
Robert Allan Lhota
PA 09-21-1968 Vietnam Army
1654
Atis Karlis Lielmanis
PA 11-24-1963 Vietnam Air Force
1655
Joseph Marion Light
PA 09-16-1966 Vietnam Marines
1656
Joseph Michael Lightcap
PA 11-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
1657
Samuel Lightman
PA 11-02-1966 Vietnam Marines
1658
Lee Francis Linch
PA 02-01-1969 Vietnam Army
1659
Howard S Lindecamp Jr
PA 08-30-1967 Vietnam Army
1660
Mark Thomas Linderman
PA 07-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
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