Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Leeverne Richard Achoe
OH 06-16-1968 Vietnam Army
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James Carroll Ackerman Jr
OH 03-22-1968 Vietnam Army
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Roger Lee Acree
OH 07-14-1967 Vietnam Army
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Richard Lee Adams
OH 02-16-1967 Vietnam Army
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Roger Dean Adams
OH 07-02-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Stanley Lee Adams
OH 11-04-1969 Vietnam Air Force
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Steven Jack Adams
OH 03-03-1967 Vietnam Army
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Wayne Roger Adams
OH 11-16-1967 Vietnam Army
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William Richard Adams
OH 01-19-1969 Vietnam Army
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William J Adams
OH 01-06-1968 Vietnam Army
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Charles Leroy Adkins
OH 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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Henry Dale Adkins
OH 05-23-1971 Vietnam Army
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James Dale Adkins
OH 06-08-1969 Vietnam Army
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John Adkins
OH 04-07-1968 Vietnam Army
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Lloyd Marvin Adkins Jr
OH 05-28-1967 Vietnam Marines
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Michael Duane Adkins
OH 02-13-1971 Vietnam Army
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Norman Dale Adkins
OH 04-25-1970 Vietnam Army
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John Charles Agee
OH 02-28-1967 Vietnam Navy
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William Eugene Ailes
OH 12-08-1967 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Paul Akins
OH 02-25-1968 Vietnam Marines
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