Gold Star Veterans : Virginia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Francis Abbott
VA 11-02-1969 Vietnam Army
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Donald Ben Adams Jr
VA 07-18-1967 Vietnam Army
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Donald Wayne Adkins
VA 10-17-1967 Vietnam Army
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E G Akers Jr
VA 07-05-1970 Vietnam Marines
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Edward Darrell Akers
VA 01-11-1966 Vietnam Army
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Wilford Harless Alderman
VA 02-23-1969 Vietnam Army
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Charles Ervin Allen
VA 04-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Hervey Harris Allen
VA 05-31-1967 Vietnam Army
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Donald Ray Alley
VA 12-13-1968 Vietnam Army
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Lonnie Douglas Alley
VA 03-26-1968 Vietnam Army
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Willie Warnie Alley
VA 09-01-1969 Vietnam Air Force
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Talmadge Horton Alphin Jr
VA 08-23-1968 Vietnam Army
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Terry Dane Alsup
VA 07-15-1967 Vietnam Army
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Alfred June Amburgey
VA 08-25-1966 Vietnam Army
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Walter Norris Ammons
VA 02-14-1966 Vietnam Army
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Everett Lee Anderson
CT 02-10-1965 Vietnam Army
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Ronald Edward Ange
VA 05-21-1966 Vietnam Army
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Marshall Joseph Angell
VA 12-12-1963 Vietnam Army
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Peter Jason Angle
VA 07-01-1968 Vietnam Army
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Clarence Ray Angus
VA 08-15-1967 Vietnam Marines
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