Gold Star Veterans : Maryland Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Dennis Richard Cantler
MD 03-20-1968 Vietnam Army
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John Alan Capasso
MD 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
163
Woodrow Franklin Carbaugh
MD 06-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Robert Matthew Carlozzi
MD 10-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
165
Joseph Kenneth Carroll
MD 02-26-1969 Vietnam Army
166
Anderson Carter Jr
MD 05-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
167
George Albert Carter
MD 09-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
168
Harvey William Carter
MD 12-03-1968 Vietnam Army
169
Walter Corbin Carter
MD 04-27-1969 Vietnam Army
170
James Gilbert Case
MD 05-02-1969 Vietnam Army
171
Lewis Edgar Casner Jr
MD 07-19-1970 Vietnam Marines
172
Ronald Brett Cassell
MD 03-21-1969 Vietnam Marines
173
William Edward Cassidy
MD 05-24-1968 Vietnam Army
174
Joaquin Castro
MD 02-18-1968 Vietnam Army
175
Maurice Purnell Chapman Jr
MD 09-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
176
John Joseph Chase
MD 06-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
177
John Lenwood Chase
MD 11-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
178
Ervin Benjamin Cherry
MD 05-30-1971 Vietnam Army
179
Eugene Nathaniel Chesley
MD 02-05-1966 Vietnam Army
180
Calvin Jeffery Childress
MD 03-10-1969 Vietnam Marines
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