Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1921	Albert Gonzalez	CA	07-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
1922	Bernardino Gonzalez Jr	CA	04-06-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1923	Carlos Gonzalez	CA	08-17-1968	Vietnam	Army
1924	Joaquin Christop Gonzalez	CA	08-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
1925	Jose Alberto Gonzalez	CA	05-07-1970	Vietnam	Army
1926	Richard Gonzalez	CA	05-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
1927	Robert Espinoza Gonzalez	CA	05-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1928	Kenneth Newlon Good	CA	01-02-1963	Vietnam	Army
1929	Michael Anthony Gooden	CA	07-15-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1930	David Robert Goodine	CA	10-16-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1931	Jerry Lee Goodlin	CA	06-01-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1932	Greg Fredric Goodman	CA	03-20-1967	Vietnam	Army
1933	Lawrence Ray Goodman Jr	CA	08-22-1969	Vietnam	Army
1934	Peter Ray Goodnight	CA	10-11-1970	Vietnam	Army
1935	Robbin Adair Goodwin	CA	08-03-1966	Vietnam	Army
1936	John Heber Gordon	CA	02-01-1969	Vietnam	Army
1937	Johnny Lee Gordon	CA	12-13-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1938	David Edward Gore	CA	05-23-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1939	Donald Earl Gore	CA	06-26-1966	Vietnam	Marines
1940	Jerry Gore	CA	08-10-1969	Vietnam	Army

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