Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Larry Eugene Worthen
GA 06-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
1722
James Wright
GA 08-11-1966 Vietnam Army
1723
James Greer Wright Sr
DC 12-28-1968 Vietnam Army
1724
Charles Rembert Wyatt
GA 08-24-1968 Vietnam Marines
1725
Harvey Eugene Wynn
GA 08-09-1967 Vietnam Army
1726
Joseph Ray Wynn Jr
GA 05-14-1965 Vietnam Marines
1727
James Lamar Yarbrough
GA 03-10-1969 Vietnam Army
1728
Lester Garnell Yarbrough
GA 01-31-1968 Vietnam Army
1729
Leverett E Yarbrough
GA 10-01-1970 Vietnam Army
1730
Terry Lynn Yawn
GA 04-27-1967 Vietnam Army
1731
Allen Calvin Yeomans III
GA 02-20-1969 Vietnam Army
1732
Gary Wilson York
GA 01-31-1972 Vietnam Army
1733
Dan Randel Youmans
FL 05-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
1734
James Nelson Youmans
GA 05-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
1735
Bobby Arthur Young
GA 04-15-1970 Vietnam Army
1736
Frankie Young Jr
GA 02-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
1737
George Lamar Young
GA 11-25-1968 Vietnam Army
1738
Larry John Young
GA 07-20-1972 Vietnam Navy
1739
Robert Earl Young
FL 11-29-1970 Vietnam Navy
1740
Boyd James Youngblood
GA 06-21-1968 Vietnam Army
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