Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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George Allen Floyd
CA 09-15-1971 Vietnam Army
1662
Roscoe Henry Fobair
CA 07-24-1965 Vietnam Air Force
1663
Albert Randolph Fogg III
CA 02-06-1968 Vietnam Army
1664
Lonnie Dee Foley
CA 05-11-1971 Vietnam Army
1665
Mason Ophelia Folmar
CA 11-14-1968 Vietnam Army
1666
Robert Elmer Folsom
CA 09-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
1667
Terence J Folsom
CA 01-23-1970 Vietnam Army
1668
Paul Glenn Forbes Jr
CA 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
1669
Richard Allan Forbes
CA 11-13-1969 Vietnam Army
1670
David Lee Force
CA 03-09-1966 Vietnam Army
1671
David Todd Ford
CA 08-20-1969 Vietnam Marines
1672
Earl Eugene Ford
CA 09-21-1970 Vietnam Army
1673
Ernest Dow Ford
CA 11-16-1969 Vietnam Army
1674
Patrick Osborne Ford
CA 06-21-1968 Vietnam Navy
1675
Richard Wayne Ford
CA 02-24-1969 Vietnam Army
1676
Stephen Caleb Forrest
CA 07-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
1677
Lawrence Bradford Forrester
CA 09-20-1971 Vietnam Air Force
1678
Robert Ernest Forshey
CA 02-06-1968 Vietnam Air Force
1679
Ronald Edward Forster Sr
CA 03-19-1969 Vietnam Air Force
1680
Frederick John Fortner
CA 10-17-1967 Vietnam Navy
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