Gold Star Veterans : Florida Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
1901
Richard Mead Waterbury
FL 04-01-1967 Vietnam Army
1902
Columbus Watson Jr
FL 03-17-1972 Vietnam Army
1903
Donnie Edward Watson
FL 09-23-1968 Vietnam Army
1904
Frank Taylor Watts
FL 03-28-1968 Vietnam Marines
1905
Richard Joe Watts
FL 10-05-1970 Vietnam Marines
1906
Daniel David Webb
FL 03-07-1968 Vietnam Navy
1907
Delbert Ellis Weber
FL 06-24-1969 Vietnam Navy
1908
Howard Daniel Weeks
FL 03-28-1968 Vietnam Army
1909
Louis Joseph Wehrheim
FL 04-13-1969 Vietnam Army
1910
Edward Otto Weiman
FL 10-05-1968 Vietnam Army
1911
Donald Frederick Weinman
FL 01-13-1966 Vietnam Army
1912
Douglas John Weiss
FL 05-06-1966 Vietnam Army
1913
Courtney Edward Weissmueller
FL 02-12-1967 Vietnam Air Force
1914
David Welch
FL 04-01-1970 Vietnam Army
1915
Joshua Welch Jr
FL 12-11-1966 Vietnam Army
1916
Terry Welch
FL 04-12-1967 Vietnam Army
1917
Everett Earl Wells Jr
FL 08-23-1970 Vietnam Army
1918
Clifford L Wencker
FL 08-31-1967 Vietnam Army
1919
Gerald F P Wenderoth
FL 09-09-1967 Vietnam Army
1920
Mitchell Allen Wentz
CA 06-07-1968 Vietnam Navy
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