Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
161	Marshall Lee Calender	AL	02-27-1969	Vietnam	Marines
162	Franchot Tone Calhoun	AL	05-24-1968	Vietnam	Marines
163	★ Hardy Eugene Calloway	FL	03-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
164	Bobby Waits Cameron	AL	05-06-1967	Vietnam	Army
165	Thomas John Dawson Campbell	AL	07-05-1969	Vietnam	Marines
166	Thomas Allen Campbell	AL	07-10-1970	Vietnam	Army
167	George Canada Jr	AL	05-15-1966	Vietnam	Army
168	James Ellis Canidate	AL	10-12-1967	Vietnam	Marines
169	William Cannion	AL	09-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
170	Larry George Cannon	AL	02-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
171	Lewis Edward Cantrell	AL	04-29-1967	Vietnam	Marines
172	Henry Waters Cardwell	AL	04-23-1969	Vietnam	Army
173	Claude Harmon Cargile	AL	05-25-1970	Vietnam	Army
174	James Edmund Carlton Jr	AL	04-17-1967	Vietnam	Marines
175	Alfred Carmichael Jr	AL	11-10-1966	Vietnam	Army
176	Thomas Carpenter Jr	AL	01-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
177	Charles Napoleon Carson Jr	AL	11-01-1966	Vietnam	Army
178	Harold Carstarphen Jr	AL	05-08-1970	Vietnam	Army
179	Hamp Carter Jr	AL	06-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
180	Harry Gibson Carter	AL	05-30-1967	Vietnam	Army

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