Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Indiana
Name State Date War Branch
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David Everett Brookins
IN 01-31-1969 Vietnam Army
162
Steven Randall Brooks
IN 09-13-1968 Vietnam Marines
163
Malcolm Keith Brouhard
IN 11-24-1966 Vietnam Army
164
Bobby Joe Brown
IN 07-29-1967 Vietnam Navy
165
Bobby Ray Brown
IN 06-14-1969 Vietnam Army
166
David Clarence Brown
IN 06-07-1971 Vietnam Army
167
David Grant Brown
IN 10-14-1965 Vietnam Marines
168
Dewitt Wilcox Brown III
IN 03-30-1971 Vietnam Army
169
Donald Wayne Brown
IN 01-03-1969 Vietnam Army
170
Gary Wayne Brown
FL 05-05-1970 Vietnam Army
171
Joel Kenton Brown
IN 02-18-1968 Vietnam Army
172
John Stephen Brown
IN 06-19-1968 Vietnam Army
173
Marion C Brown
IN 03-16-1966 Vietnam Army
174
Raymond Brown
IN 02-07-1968 Vietnam Army
175
Robert Nugent Brown
IN 10-19-1971 Vietnam Army
176
Tom Willie Brown
IN 12-04-1965 Vietnam Marines
177
Vaughn Lee Brown
IN 07-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
178
Max L Brubaker
IN 08-25-1966 Vietnam Army
179
Daniel Dean Bruce
IN 03-01-1969 Vietnam Marines
180
John Allen Bryan
IN 09-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
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