Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Daniel Lawrence Aamold	MN	08-20-1970	Vietnam	Air Force
2	★ David Kim Aasen	WA	08-22-1967	Vietnam	Marines
3	Steven Glenn Abbott	MN	05-12-1968	Vietnam	Army
4	Edwin Arthur Ackerman Jr	MN	02-19-1969	Vietnam	Army
5	Arnold Alvin Ades	MN	07-03-1968	Vietnam	Marines
6	Frederic Gustave Agather	MN	06-01-1969	Vietnam	Army
7	Harold Lowell Algaard	MN	03-04-1971	Vietnam	Army
8	Gale Arthur Alldridge	MN	10-06-1967	Vietnam	Army
9	Paul James Allen	MN	04-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
10	Ronald Paul Allen	MN	12-27-1967	Vietnam	Marines
11	Joel Gary Anders	MN	03-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
12	Robert Leroy Anders	MN	02-02-1969	Vietnam	Navy
13	Bruce Carlyle Anderson	MN	07-16-1969	Vietnam	Marines
14	Darrell Eugene Anderson	MN	03-24-1969	Vietnam	Army
15	David Bruce Anderson	MN	04-05-1969	Vietnam	Army
16	Dennis Keith Anderson	MN	05-15-1968	Vietnam	Army
17	Gordon Guy Anderson	MN	06-19-1970	Vietnam	Army
18	Herbert Roy Anderson	MN	01-16-1968	Vietnam	Army
19	Johnnie Lee Anderson	MN	04-11-1969	Vietnam	Marines
20	Mark Anthony Anderson	MN	05-24-1967	Vietnam	Army

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