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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1	Steven Glenn Abbott	MN	05-12-1968	Vietnam	Army
2	James Patrick Achterhoff	MI	03-18-1968	Vietnam	Marines
3	Lee Scott Adams	PA	04-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
4	William Othello Adams Jr	SC	05-27-1968	Vietnam	Marines
5	John Adkins	OH	04-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
6	George Vernon Airey Jr	MI	05-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
7	Paul Gilbert Alaniz Jr	TX	05-12-1968	Vietnam	Marines
8	John Ernest Albanese Jr	NY	05-23-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
9	James Christoph Albertini	MA	02-13-1968	Vietnam	Army
10	Robert Alexander	DC	05-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
11	Eddie Hugh Allen	TX	05-27-1968	Vietnam	Marines
12	Richard James Allen	MI	05-17-1968	Vietnam	Marines
13	Roy Allen	PA	02-26-1968	Vietnam	Army
14	Richard Henry Almeida	MA	05-03-1967	Vietnam	Marines
15	John Stanley Almoney	PA	05-03-1967	Vietnam	Marines
16	Ray Ernest Alwine	PA	02-09-1968	Vietnam	Marines
17	Richard Alan Anders	OH	04-14-1968	Vietnam	Army
18	David Bruce Anderson	IA	03-30-1968	Vietnam	Marines
19	James Anderson	PA	05-03-1967	Vietnam	Marines
20	Michael Francis Anderson	IL	05-24-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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