Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Thomas Milton Aaron Jr	PA	06-13-1969	Vietnam	Army
2	Denis Eugene Abbott	PA	04-22-1966	Vietnam	Army
3	Raymond Lawrence Abbott	PA	08-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines
4	George Wayne Abey	PA	03-16-1966	Vietnam	Army
5	James Joseph Abraham	PA	10-12-1968	Vietnam	Army
6	Robert Joseph Acalotto	PA	02-20-1971	Vietnam	Army
7	Barry L Adam	PA	06-15-1967	Vietnam	Army
8	Rowland Joseph Adamoli	PA	08-18-1965	Vietnam	Marines
9	Dennis Michael Adams	PA	02-28-1969	Vietnam	Army
10	Lee Scott Adams	PA	04-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
11	Philip J Adams	PA	01-09-1971	Vietnam	Army
12	Robert Lee Adams Jr	PA	11-04-1966	Vietnam	Army
13	Robert Leland Adams	PA	04-24-1966	Vietnam	Army
14	Francis Ray Addis	PA	06-19-1970	Vietnam	Army
15	John Edward Addison	PA	12-27-1967	Vietnam	Marines
16	Mark Afflerbach	PA	03-07-1971	Vietnam	Army
17	Raymond Joseph Ahern Jr	PA	11-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
18	William John Ahlum	PA	03-23-1969	Vietnam	Army
19	Eldridge Charles Aigeldinger	PA	08-27-1966	Vietnam	Marines
20	Timothy Wayne Aikey	PA	01-02-1966	Vietnam	Army

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