Gold Star Veterans : Nebraska Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Guy Francis Abbott
CO 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
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Richard Joseph Acevedo
CA 10-26-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Gerald Levie Ackley
CA 06-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Ronald Eugene Adkins
NE 08-29-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Henry Adler
NE 02-04-1968 Vietnam Army
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Larry Eugene Adolf
NE 05-09-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Jerry L Allen
NE 08-21-1967 Vietnam Army
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Stephen Allen Altschaffl
NE 01-19-1971 Vietnam Army
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Buel Edward Andersen
NE 04-21-1969 Vietnam Army
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Dennis William Anderson
NE 12-11-1966 Vietnam Army
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Donald Leroy Anderson Jr
CA 09-18-1966 Vietnam Marines
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John Louis Anderson
NE 07-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Lee David Anderson
NE 02-24-1966 Vietnam Army
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Robert William Anderson
IL 10-08-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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Warren Charles Anderson
NE 08-15-1970 Vietnam Army
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Raymond F Anthony Jr
NE 03-08-1972 Vietnam Air Force
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Ervin Lewis Auman
NE 06-15-1968 Vietnam Army
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Clifford Keith Baade
NE 12-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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Steven Eugene Backhaus
NE 12-21-1969 Vietnam Marines
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Kent Eugene Bahnsen
NE 11-21-1967 Vietnam Army
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