Gold Star Veterans : Connecticut Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
161	Michael Joseph Dinda	CT	12-29-1969	Vietnam	Army
162	Mark Hannay Dixon	CT	04-29-1969	Vietnam	Army
163	William John Dolan	CT	04-17-1968	Vietnam	Marines
164	Henry John Doneski	CT	01-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
165	Raymond Peter Donnelly	CT	07-19-1972	Vietnam	Navy
166	Francis Charles Donohue	CT	03-01-1967	Vietnam	Marines
167	Thomas Edward Donovan	CT	03-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
168	Aldo Anthony Doria	CT	09-09-1968	Vietnam	Marines
169	Edward Robert Dorsey	CT	07-29-1967	Vietnam	Navy
170	Norman Kent Doud	CT	07-15-1968	Vietnam	Army
171	Michael James Dougan	CT	08-21-1970	Vietnam	Army
172	Francis Joseph Dowd Jr	CT	03-13-1968	Vietnam	Marines
173	John Francis Doyle	CT	08-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
174	★ Carol Ann Elizabeth Drazba	PA	02-18-1966	Vietnam	Army
175	James Raymond Du Fault	CT	10-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
176	Peter Philip Dubiel	CT	05-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
177	Edward Kenneth Duel	CT	10-21-1968	Vietnam	Army
178	Paul Michael Dumin	CT	11-26-1967	Vietnam	Marines
179	Merl Thomas Dunn Jr	CT	05-09-1967	Vietnam	Army
180	Richard Edward Dunn	CT	04-26-1972	Vietnam	Air Force

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