From: jewell@mace.cc.purdue.edu (Larry Jewell)
Subject: 'NamVet Newsletter, Vol.4, no.3 (3/8)
Organization: Purdue University
Date: Mon, 14 Dec 1992 17:49:46 GMT

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     referral;   admission   screening  and  assessment;   medical  and 
     psychiatric  evaluation;  treatment,   vocational  counseling  and 
     rehabilitation; and post-discharge community support. 
          Rehabilitation  service have been provided to more than 7,600 
     veterans. 
     > GENERAL VA BENEFITS AND SERVICE THAT ASSIST HOMELESS VETERANS <
         VA  administers several categories of compensation and pension 
     programs:   disability  compensation,   dependency  and  indemnity 
     compensation,  death compensation,  death pension,  and disability 
     pension. 
          Home  retention  services provide assistance to veterans  who 
     are   in  danger  of  losing  their  homes  because  of  financial 
     difficulties that are no fault of their own. 
         Outreach  is conducted by the Veterans Assistance Service  for 
     special  veteran populations such as homeless veterans,  to insure 
     that they are aware of benefits and service. 
          In  the  fiduciary of Guardianship Program,  the benefits  of 
     veterans  determined  to be incapable of managing their funds  are 
     managed by a fiduciary. 
     GENERAL MEDICAL SERVICE AND PROGRAMS THAT ASSIST HOMELESS VETERANS
         32  VA domiciliaries provide treatment to eligible  ambulatory 
     veterans  disabled by medical or psychiatric disorders,  injury or 
     age who do not need hospitalization or nursing home care 
          Inpatient   psychiatric  services  are  provided  in   22,000 
     psychiatric beds. 
          Outpatient  services  are offered in mental  health  clinics, 
     day-treatment center,  day hospital programs,  as well as alcohol-
     dependence and drug-dependence treatment programs. 
          VA  supports contract care in community-based facilities  for 
     veterans with substance-abuse disorders. 
          Community  Residential  Care in private homes is provided  to 
     eligible veterans unable to live independently. 
          Readjustment  Counseling  Service operates a network  of  196 
     Vietnam  Veteran  Outreach Centers (Vet  Centers)  where  veterans 
     receive  counseling for a variety of problems.   Each Vet  Centers 
     has  a  homeless veterans coordinator who works with  VA  regional 
     offices  and  medical  centers,  and  private  and  public  sector 
     homeless  groups,  as well as conducts outreach in shelters and in 
     the streets. 
          Veterans  also  receive  social work services  for  discharge 
     planning   from  inpatient  care  and  are  assisted  with  health 
     maintenance planning.  Each medical centers has a staff member who 
     coordinates  activities  for  homeless and  works  with  community 
     groups  that assist the homeless. 
     > SPECIAL VA REGIONAL OFFICE EFFORTS TO ASSIST HOMELESS VETERANS <
          Each VA regional office has a designated staff member serving 
     as  coordinator and point of contact for homeless veterans,  these 
     individuals  visit  shelters  and  work  with  community  homeless 
     groups. 
          Homeless  Eligibility  Clarifications  Act  enables  eligible 
     veterans without a fixed address to receive benefits' checks. 
          Shelter for homeless Veterans through Acquired Property Sales 
     enables  VA  to sell acquired properties at discounted  prices  to 
     state and local agencies,  as well as nonprofit organizations,  to 
     provide shelter to the homeless....
     
                      Federal Benefits???   Ask me!!!
     
                                  - Jim -
     
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                Study:  Military hitch fails disadvantaged
                      In The Berkshire Eagle - 3/1/90
     
                         Input by: G. Joseph Peck
                         NAM VETs Managing Editor
                        VETLink #1 - Pittsfield, MA
                              (413) 443-6313
     
     WASHINGTON  (AP)  --  A Vietnam-era program intended to give  low-
     aptitude  and disadvantaged youth a "leg up"  on life by  lowering 
     standards  for  entry  into the military was a  failure,  a  study 
     concludes.
     
       Allowing  those people to enter military service did not improve 
     their lot later in civilian life, said the private study conducted 
     for the Defense Department.
     
       "In fact, in terms of employment status, educational achievement 
     and income,  those who never served were better off than those who 
     had been in the military," said the study.
     
       "These  data provide no evidence to support the hypothesis  that 
     military   service   offers  a  'leg  up'   to  low-aptitude   and 
     disadvantaged  youth as they seek to overcome their cognitive  and 
     skill deficits and compete successfully in the civilian world," it 
     said.
     
     'PROJECT 100,000'
       "Project  100,000's  social  promises  were  not  kept,"  social 
     scientist  Janice H.  Laurence said in testimony yesterday  before 
     the  House  Veterans'   Affairs  subcommittee  on  oversights  and 
     investigations.
     
       Project  100,000 was the name given by Defense Secretary  Robert 
     S.  McNamara  to  the  social engineering effort under  which  the 
     military was viewed as a steppingstone for a social advancement.
     
       The  study raised questions about current proposals to encourage 
     use  of  the  military  to help youth overcome  their  social  and 
     educational  disadvantages.   It  also  questioned  whether  large 
     numbers of veterans are entitled to remedial help.
     
       Rep.  Lane  Evans,  D-Ill.,  the  committee chairman,  said  the 
     hearing  was  needed  to determine whether Project 100,000  was  a 
     legitimate "Great Society" social program.
     
     CYNICAL MEANS?
       "Or  was Project 100,000 a calculated,  even cynical,  means  to 
     satisfy  the  manpower needs of the armed forces and at  the  same 
     time lessen domestic opposition to the war in Vietnam?" he asked.
     
       Laurence  is  a senior scientist with Human  Resources  Research 
     Organization,  the  Alexandria,  Va-based group that conducted the 
     study for the Defense Department.
     
       The  study raised the ethical question of whether lower-aptitude 
     people  should  be excluded from the military except in  times  of 
     national peril.
     
     
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       Under the program,  so-called "low-aptitude recruits"  --  those 
     scoring  below  a normal cutoff on the Armed Forces  Qualification 
     Test  --  entered  the  service with promises of  traditional  and 
     remedial skill training.
     
       About  300,000 entered the service under that program from  1966 
     to  1971,  with nearly two-thirds entering the  Army.   Fifty-four 
     percent were volunteers and 46 percent were draftees.
     
       Half  of  the group came from the South.   More than 40  percent 
     were  minorities,  and the average reading ability was at the 6th-
     grade level.
     
     MOST IN COMBAT
       Most  went  to combat or to "soft skill"  military jobs such  as 
     food  service,  supply,  wire communications,  motor transport and 
     automotive repair.
     
       Flaws  in  the  enlistment test allowed another group  of  about 
     300,000  people --  also lacking the traditional qualifications -- 
     to enter the military from 1976 to 1980.
     
       According  to the study,  the Project 100,000 veterans wound  up 
     earning  $5,000  to  $7,000 less per year than  their  non-veteran 
     counterparts.   Veterans  were more likely to be unemployed,  were 
     less  likely  to  be  married and were more likely  to  have  been 
     divorced.
     
       The low-aptitude veterans who served from 1976-80 were not found 
     to  be  better off economically,  educationally or  socially  than 
     their non-veteran counterparts.
     



























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                            M i s s i n g ! ! !
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                   Interview reveals MIAs alive near Hue
     
                           Input by: Rick Stolz
                            Okauchee, Wisconsin
                      at: VETLink #1 - Pittsfield, MA
                              (413) 443-6313
     
     The  following  article  needs  to be a  part  of  everyone's  POW 
     package. The credentials of Stan Cottrell are impeccable.
     
     Al  Ziegler,  of  Homecoming  II asked Colonel  Dixon  about  Stan 
     Cottrell's  story  during VVA's National convention  this  summer.  
     The  official  response  from Dixon was that  he  understood  Stan 
     Cottrell to have recanted his story.   Ziegler countered by saying 
     that he had talked to Cottrell that month and Cottrell still stood 
     by his story. Colonel Dixon had no reply.
     
     Later, During the American Legion National Convention in Baltimore 
     in  September,  Colonel  Schlatter  was asked about  the  Cottrell 
     story.  Schlatter's  official response was that the government was 
     wanting  to  subpoena Cottrell but that Cottrell was unwilling  to 
     testify.  Schlatter then said that he had contacted Mike Blair and 
     Mike was "shaky" as to the truth of Cottrell's story.
     
     That  night Al Ziegler contacted Mike Blair.   According to Blair, 
     Colonel  Schlatter had never contacted him,  and he still believed 
     Cottrell to be telling the truth.  The only part of the story that 
     could not be confirmed by Cottrell was whether the men he saw were 
     Americans, as he was not allowed to speak to them.  The Vietnamese 
     Minister of Justice, however,  confirmed that they were,  in fact, 
     American prisoners.  Stan Cottrell had told the same story to Mary 
     Corrall  of  the National League of Families in a conference  call 
     with Mike Blair.
     
     Press  your congressman on the Stan Cottrell story.   Many of  our 
     elected officials have stated that they would move on the issue if 
     there  was  evidence that Americans were still in Southeast  Asia.  
     Our government officials have told lies about speaking to Cottrell 
     and  Blair.   The Truth Bill now in Congress would help us get  to 
     the bottom of this issue.
     
     ==================================================================
           
          AMERICAN VISITING VIETNAM SAW U.S. POWs ALIVE LAST YEAR
                       WITNESS SAYS HE'S "POSITIVE"
     An  American  long-distance runner has told The SPOTLIGHT that  he 
     witnessed  a  group  of  American prisoners of  war  in  communist 
     captivity while he was on a goodwill run in Vietnam in 1988.
     
     Stan Cottrell, a 46-year-old Georgian,  friend of evangelist Billy 
     Graham  and a Jaycees "Outstanding Young Man of  America"  (1979), 
     told  The  SPOTLIGHT in an exclusive interview that he  personally 
     saw  "at  least  20"   American  POWs  being  held  in  a  heavily 
     camouflaged  tunnel complex north of the city of Hue,  in what was 
     formerly the Republic of South Vietnam, in February, 1988.
     
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     Cottrell  was  in Vietnam from late January through  mid-March  of 
     1988 at the invitation of the communist government in Hanoi.
     
     Cottrell  had completed a major documentary motion picture about a 
     2,125-mile-long  run  across  Red China-from Peking  to  Canton-in 
     1984, called "the great friendship run."  The movie,  "China Run", 
     apparently  caught the eye of Vietnamese Red leaders,  and he  was 
     invited to do a similar run, from Hanoi in north Vietnam to Danang 
     in south Vietnam, and to make a motion picture about it.
     
     Cottrell  and  his motion picture associates are currently in  the 
     process  of editing raw footage from the 486-mile Vietnam run  and 
     are producing the motion picture.
     
     Cottrell's credibility and credentials are impeccable.
     
     HONORED BY BUSH
       In 1985, after completion of the run across Red China,  Cottrell 
     and several Red Chinese runners made a 3,600-mile "friendship run" 
     across the United States, from San Francisco to Washington.
     
     In  Washington,  he was greeted and honored by then-Vice President 
     George Bush, as well as Sen. Wendell H. Ford (D-Ky.) and then-Sen. 
     Mack Mattingly (R-Ga.).
     
     "Ruth  Graham  [Mrs.  Billy  Graham]  has spoken to me of  you  on 
     several  occasions."   Bush told Cottrell and the Chinese runners, 
     "It  is  a  good  thing all of you  have  done  for  international 
     understanding and fitness."
     
     Mrs. Graham called Cottrell "a pretty amazing person. . . You like 
     Stan as soon as you meet him, and it's great that America has such 
     a terrific public relations man."
     
     Both  the  Senate and House of Representative  passed  resolutions 
     honoring Cottrell.
     
     Upon completion of the movie about his Vietnam run, Cottrell plans 
     a friendship run from Helsinki, Finland to Moscow.
     
     The following is a portion of Cottrell's interview by this writer.  
     Certain  sensitive areas,  which could be damaging to the  overall 
     POW-MIA issue, have been removed.
     
     [Blair's questions are in boldface,  Cottrell's answers,  in light 
     type.-Ed.]
     
     [Q]  Are you absolutely positive that there are some people [POWs] 
     alive over there [in Vietnam]? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] You are positive? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] Did you see some people? 
     
     
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     [A] Yes, sir.  We came upon an area. .  .  and there were tunnels, 
     but  they  were so camouflaged it was incredible.  .  .  and  they 
     literally  took  me  back  into the mountains  [to  visit  a  "re-
     education camp"  for former officials and military officers of the 
     South Vietnamese government].
     
     They wanted me to see this.  Now,  there is nothing unusual [about 
     seeing  the  camp].   I mean the made it [the  re-education  camp] 
     available  for the press.   I was there the day they released  the 
     200 former generals and colonels of the South Vietnamese army.
     
     [Q]  What  makes  you think now there were Americans  there  being 
     held? 
     
     [A] They grabbed me and took me off the road real quick,  threw me 
     into a van and got me out of there as quick as they could.
     
     [Q] Who are "they"? 
     
     [A] The people that were with me, plus the guards.
     
     [Q] They took you in there, and they took you right out again? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] Because you saw too much? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] What did you see? 
     
     [A] I saw people.
     
     [Q] Americans? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] How many are we talking about? 
     
     [A] Obviously, I couldn't stand there and count, but. . .  I would 
     say. . . what I saw was a group of at least 20 people.
     
     [Q] And this was February [1988]? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] And this was north of Hue? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir.
     
     [Q] You saw the people inside the tunnels? 
     
     [A] Going in.
     
     [Q] What kind of shape were they in? 
     
     [A] Very thin. .  .  They weren't just hobbling around or anything 
     like that or being badly treated.  They had guards.
     
     
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     [Q] How were they dressed? 
     
     [A] Just the fatigue-type clothes, that. .  .  like their soldiers 
     were wearing. . . just the green [colored clothing].
     
     [Q]  Are you of the belief that this was all there was,  or do you 
     think that there were others? 
     
     [A] They play games, obviously,  with you.   To find out where you 
     were.   They  saw after quite a few days that I was not asking any 
     questions,  and  one night.  .  .  one particular official got too 
     drunk.  You know how they'll have those banquets every night.
     
     And this fellow had something like 20 [drinks]. .  .  I just stood 
     there and saw him drink this, and he just got carried away.   Then 
     he  looked at me and he said,  "I know you want to know about  the 
     MIAs, don't you?"
     
     I said: "No, sir.  That's not the purpose of my run.   I'm here to 
     promote friendship."
     
     He said: "No,  I know you want to know about the MIAs.   There are 
     numbers here, but we can't tell you where."
     
     So that was a direct quote from one official.
     
     [Q]  Getting  back to your actual sighting of Americans,  did they 
     try to say anything to you? 
     
     [A]  I saw this.   It was like I was right on it.   I saw it,  and 
     they  grabbed me immediately,  threw me into the truck,  and there 
     wasn't  any  chance of even saying anything.   It caught them  off 
     guard as much as I was stunned.
     
     [Q] Somebody goofed up.  Did you try to take any photos? 
     
     [A] I couldn't.
     
     [Q]  You  feel in your own mind that there are more than 20 there, 
     don't you? 
     
     [A] Yes, sir, I do.
     
















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            Listing of MIA's - Last Names ending in N through Z
     
                         Input by: Charles Harper
                     Classic City Node-2 - Athens, GA
                              (404) 548-0726
     
     "I got the file off of PC-EXEC in Milwaukee but since then I have
     seen a few messages in reference to POW BBS on a few boards."
                                          - Charles Harper -
     
     (Note from Joe:  The list is BIG! and includes info on Biographies
     on the individual MIA's.  This is part three of three parts.   For
     previous listings, please see Jan and Feb issues of our NamVet)
     
                       From: *** The POW Network ***
                              319-386-7697
     
                          List of Available Bios
                             December 8, 1989
     
     Bio#  Lastname         First Mid.    Br/Rank   Incident  Country
     ====  ========         ==========    ========  ========  =======
     N040   NAGAHIRO        JAMES Y       USAF  O5  21-Dec-72   NVN
     N350   NAHAN           JOHN B. III   USMC  E3  03-Aug-67   SVN
     N351   NASH            JOHN M.       ARMY  O3  15-Mar-66   LAOS
     N027   NEAL            DENNIS P.     ARMY  O3  31-Jul-69   LAOS
     N001   NELLANS         WILLIAM L.    USAF  O3  17-Sep-67   NVN
     N353   NELSON          DAVID L.      ARMY  O3  05-Mar-71   LAOS
     N029   NELSON          JAMES R.      ARMY  E5  11-Jun-67   SVN/OW
     N004   NETHERLAND      ROGER M.      USN   O5  10-May-67   NVN
     N026   NEWELL          STANLEY A.    ARMY  E4  12-Jul-67   SVN
     N600   NEWINGHAM       JAMES A.      CIV       08-Feb-69   SVN
     N046   NEWMAN          JAMES C. JR.  USN   E6  06-Feb-68   SVN/OW
     N039   NEWMAN          LARRY J.      USAF  E5  18-Jun-72   SVN
     N030   NEWTON          CHARLES V.    ARMY  E6  17-Apr-69   SVN
     N362   NICKOL          ROBERT A.     ARMY  E5  26-Oct-71   SVN/OW
     N012   NIDDS           DANIEL R.     ARMY  E3  21-Apr-67   SVN
     N365   NIGHTENGALE     RANDALL J.    USN   E5  17-Mar-68   NVN/OW
     N034   NOLAN           JOSEPH P. JR. ARMY  O2  16-May-71   SVN
     N015   NOPP            ROBERT        ARMY  O3  14-Jul-66   LAOS
     N016   NORDAHL         LEE E.        USN   O2  20-Dec-65   NVN
     N367   NORRIS          CALVIN A.     ARMY  E5  03-Nov-70   SVN
     N007   NORTON          MICHAEL R.    ARMY  E2  03-Nov-69   SVN
     N038   NYHOF           RICHARD E.    USAF  E5  18-Jun-72   SVN
     N018   NYSTROM         BRUCE A.      USN   O5  02-Dec-66   NVN
     O016   O'BRIEN         KEVIN         USAF  O2  09-Jan-69   NVN
     O021   O'DONNELL       MICHAEL D.    ARMY  O3  24-Mar-70   CAMB
     O030   O'DONNELL       SAMUEL JR.    USAF  O3  12-Jul-72   NVN
     O002   O'GRADY         JOHN F.       USAF  O4  10-Apr-67   NVN
     O003   O'HARA          ROBERT CHARLESARMY  E5  06-Feb-69   SVN
     O029   O'NEIL          DOUGLAS L.    ARMY  W2  03-Apr-72   SVN
     O024   OKERLUND        THOMAS R.     ARMY  W1  03-Jan-71   SVN
     O355   OLDHAM          JOHN S.       USMC  O4  11-Jun-67   SVN
     O004   OLDS            ERNEST A.     USAF  O4  11-Mar-68   NVN
     O022   OLMSTEAD        STANLEY E.    USN   O4  17-Oct-65   NVN
     O005   OLSEN           FLOYD W.      ARMY  O3  21-Apr-68   SVN
     O600   OLSON           BETTY ANN     CIV       01-Feb-68   SVN
     O356   OLSON           DELBERT A.    USN   O5  11-Jan-68   LAOS
     O023   OMELIA          DENNIS W.     ARMY  W1  03-Jan-71   SVN
     
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     O010   ORELL           QUINLEN R.    USN   O5  13-Oct-68   NVN/OW
     O009   ORR             WARREN R. JR. ARMY  O4  12-May-68   SVN
     O026   ORTIZ-RIVERA    LUIS A.       ARMY  E3  27-Dec-66   SVN
     O011   OSBORNE         EDWIN N. JR.  USAF  O3  29-Dec-67   NVN
     O359   OSBORNE         RODNEY D.     ARMY  E5  04-Mar-71   NVN
     O028   OSTERMEYER      WILLIAM H.    USAF  O2  12-May-72   LAOS
     O020   OTT             WILLIAM A.    USAF  O3  08-Oct-70   LAOS
     O012   OVERLOCK        JOHN F.       USAF  O4  16-Aug-68   NVN
     O013   OWEN            ROBERT D.     ARMY  E6  23-May-68   LAOS
     O362   OWENS           FRED M.       ARMY  E7  10-Jun-65   SVN
     O015   OWENS           JOY L.        USAF  O4  07-Jun-67   NVN
     P001   PABST           EUGENE M.     USAF  O2  07-Oct-66   NVN
     P003   PADGETT         DAVID E.      ARMY  O2  06-Feb-69   SVN
     P005   PAGE            GORDON L.     USAF  O4  07-Mar-66   NVN
     P352   PAINTER         JOHN R. JR.   USN   O3  18-Jun-71   NVN/OW
     P099   PALEN           CARL A.       ARMY  E5  03-Jan-71   SVN
     P007   PALMER          GILBERT S.    USAF  O4  27-Feb-68   LAOS
     P008   PALMGREN        EDWIN D.      USAF  O5  22-Apr-68   NVN
     P089   PANEK           ROBERT J. SR. USAF  O3  28-Jan-70   NVN
     P354   PANTALL         JAMES R.      ARMY  E3  03-Nov-70   SVN
     P356   PARKER          CHARLES L JR  USN   O4  21-Jan-73   NVN/OW
     P357   PARKER          DAVID W.      ARMY  E4  06-Feb-69   SVN/OW
     P010   PARKER          FRANK C. III  USAF  O3  29-Dec-67   NVN
     P011   PARKER          WOODROW W.    USAF  O2  24-Apr-68   NVN
     P131   PARKS           RAYMOND F.    ARMY  E6  14-Jul-62   LAOS
     P091   PARSELS         JOHN W.       ARMY  O3  05-Feb-70   SVN
     P014   PARSLEY         EDWARD M.     USAF  E4  03-Feb-66   SVN
     P016   PARSONS         DONALD E.     ARMY  O5  06-Feb-69   SVN
     P102   PARSONS         MICHAEL D.    ARMY  O2  03-Jan-71   SVN
     P362   PARTINGTON      ROGER D.      USMC  O3  01-Nov-69   SVN/OW
     P118   PASCHALL        RONALD P.     ARMY  E5  02-Apr-72   SVN
     P018   PATE            GARY          USAF  E4  22-May-68   LAOS
     P057   PATTERSON       JAMES K.      USN   O3  19-May-67   NVN
     P098   PATTILLO        RALPH N.      USAF  O4  16-Feb-71   LAOS
     P019   PATTON          KENNETH J.    ARMY  E5  02-Feb-68   SVN
     P368   PAUL            JAMES L.      ARMY  W1  05-Feb-71   SVN
     P114   PAULSON         MERLYN L.     USAF  E5  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     P021   PAWLISH         GEORGE F.     USN   O2  08-Mar-67   NVN/OW
     P022   PAXTON          DONALD E.     USAF  O5  22-Feb-69   LAOS
     P124   PEACOCK         JOHN R. II    USMC  O3  12-Oct-72   NVN
     P371   PEARCE          DALE A.       ARMY  W1  17-May-71   SVN
     P115   PEARCE          EDWIN J.      USAF  E5  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     P374   PEARSON         WILLIAM R.    USAF  E4  06-Apr-72   SVN
     P096   PEDERSON        JOE P.        ARMY  E7  23-Jun-70   SVN
     P376   PERKINS         CECIL C.      ARMY  O3  14-Dec-71   SVN/OW
     P074   PERRICONE       RICHARD R.    ARMY  E4  12-Jul-67   SVN
     P029   PERRINE         ELTON L.      USAF  O3  22-May-67   NVN
     P377   PERRY           OTHA L.       ARMY  W2  14-Dec-71   SVN/OW
     P126   PERRY           RANDOLPH A JR USAF  O4  20-Dec-72   NVN
     P127   PERRY           RONALD D.     USAF  O3  21-Dec-72   NVN
     P077   PERRY           THOMAS H.     ARMY  E4  10-May-68   SVN
     P129   PETERSON        MARK A.       USAF  O2  27-Jan-73   SVN
     P061   PFISTER         JAMES F. JR.  ARMY  E3  05-Jan-68   SVN
     P384   PHELPS          JESSE D.      ARMY  W2  28-Dec-65   SVN
     P033   PHILLIPS        DANIEL R.     ARMY  E5  07-Feb-68   SVN
     P095   PHILLIPS        ROBERT P.     ARMY  E2  23-Jun-70   SVN
     P389   PIERCE          WALTER M.     ARMY  E3  10-Jun-70   CAMB
     P079   PIERSON         WILLIAM C.    ARMY  W2  13-Apr-69   SVN
     P390   PIETRZAK        JOSEPH R.     ARMY  E5  10-Feb-71   SVN
     
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     P035   PIETSCH         ROBERT E.     USAF  O3  30-Apr-68   LAOS
     P113   PIKE            DENNIS S.     USN   O3  23-Mar-72   LAOS
     P080   PIKE            PETER X.      USAF  O2  12-Jul-69   LAOS
     P037   PIRKER          VICTOR J.     USMC  E4  22-Nov-65   SVN
     P039   PITMAN          PETER P.      USAF  O3  12-May-67   NVN
     P040   PITT            ALBERT        USMC  O3  24-Jan-66   SVN
     P394   PITTMAN         ROBERT E.     ARMY  E4  28-Sep-66   NVN/OW
     P109   PITZER          DANIEL L.     ARMY  E8  29-Oct-63   SVN
     P395   PLANTS          THOMAS L.     USN   E5  02-Jun-65   NVN
     P097   PLASSMEYER      BERNARD H.    USMC  O2  11-Sep-70   SVN
     P396   PLEIMAN         JAMES E.      USAF  E4  14-Mar-66   NVN
     P043   PLOWMAN         JAMES E.      USN   O2  24-Mar-67   NVN
     P044   POLLIN          GEORGE J.     USAF  O2  29-Apr-67   NVN
     P092   POOL            JERRY L.      ARMY  O2  24-Mar-70   CAMB
     P128   POOLE           CHARLIE S.    USAF  E6  19-Dec-72   NVN
     P047   POTTER          WILLIAM J JR  USAF  O3  29-Dec-67   LAOS
     P119   POTTS           LARRY F.      USMC  O2  07-Apr-72   SVN
     P401   POWERS          JOHN L.       ARMY  E4  15-Feb-71   LAOS
     P085   POWERS          LOWELL S.     ARMY  W1  02-Apr-69   SVN
     P066   POWERS          TRENT R.      USN   O4  31-Oct-65   NVN
     P405   PRATER          ROY DEWITT    USAF  E6  06-Apr-72   SVN
     P407   PREISS          ROBERT F JR   ARMY  E6  12-May-70   LAOS
     P139   PRENTICE        KENNETH M.    USN   E5  02-Oct-69   NVN/OW
     P051   PRESTON         JAMES A.      USAF  E5  15-May-66   LAOS
     P087   PREVEDEL        CHARLES F.    ARMY  E5  17-Apr-69   SVN
     P136   PREVOST         ALBERT M.     USMC  O2  01-Feb-66   NVN
     P094   PRICE           BUNYAN D JR   ARMY  E4  02-May-70   CAMB
     PLS01  PRICE           DAVID STANLEY USAF  E6  03-Mar-68   LAOS
     P123   PRICE           WILLIAM M.    USMC  O2  12-Oct-72   NVN
     P130   PRIMM           SERVERO J III USAF  O1  05-Feb-73   LAOS
     P052   PRINGLE         JOE H.        ARMY  E7  02-Feb-68   SVN
     P410   PRUDHOMME       JOHN D.       USN   O3  22-Dec-65   NVN
     P411   PRUETT          WILLIAM D.    USAF  E8  28-Jan-70   NVN
     P105   PUENTES         MANUEL R.     ARMY  E3  25-Mar-71   SVN
     P053   PUGGI           JOSEPH D.     ARMY  E5  02-Feb-68   SVN
     P081   PUGH            DENNIS G.     USAF  O2  19-Mar-70   LAOS
     P054   PUGH            KENNETH W.    USN   E2  12-Apr-66   CHINA
     Q002   QUINN           MICHAEL E.    USN   O3  22-Nov-69   LAOS
     R001   RACKLEY         INZAR M.      USAF  O4  18-Oct-66   NVN/OW
     R002   RAGLAND         DAYTON W.     USAF  O5  31-May-66   NVN
     R003   RALSTON         FRANK D. III  USAF  O3  14-May-66   NVN
     R350   RAMIREZ         ARMANDO       ARMY  E5  23-May-69   CAMB
     R055   RAMSAY          CHARLES J.    USMC  O3  21-Jan-68   NVN
     R083   RAMSOWER        IRVING B. II  USAF  O4  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     R005   RANSBOTTOM      FREDERICK J.  ARMY  O1  12-May-68   SVN
     R006   RASH            MELVIN D.     USAF  E3  22-May-68   LAOS
     R062   RATTIN          DENNIS M.     ARMY  E4  16-Oct-69   LAOS
     R086   RATZEL          WESLEY D.     USAF  O2  18-May-72   NVN
     R008   RAVENNA         HARRY M. III  ARMY  O3  15-Nov-66   SVN
     R048   RAY             JAMES M.      ARMY  E3  18-Mar-68   SVN
     R063   RAY             RONALD E.     ARMY  E6  13-Nov-69   LAOS
     R071   REED            JAMES W.      USAF  O3  24-Jul-70   LAOS
     R010   REHE            RICHARD R.    ARMY  E3  09-Jan-68   SVN
     R074   REID            JOHN E.       ARMY  W1  20-Feb-71   LAOS
     R050   REILLY          EDWARD D.     ARMY  E4  26-Apr-66   SVN
     R011   REILLY          LAVERN G.     USAF  O4  15-May-66   LAOS
     R111   REITER          DEAN W.       USMC  O2  25-Sep-66   SVN
     R363   REX             ROBERT F.     USAF  O3  09-Mar-69   LAOS
     R364   REYNOLDS        DAVID R.      ARMY  E3  21-Nov-67   SVN
     
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     R605   REYNOLDS        TERRY L.      CIV       26-Apr-72   CAMB
     R073   RHODES          FERRIS A JR.  ARMY  O3  03-Jan-71   SVN
     R365   RICE            THOMAS JR.    ARMY  E4  28-Dec-65   SVN
     R070   RICHARDSON      DALE W.       ARMY  O3  02-May-70   CAMB
     R368   RIGGINS         ROBERT P.     USAF  O4  22-Apr-68   SVN
     R059   RIGGS           THOMAS F.     ARMY  W2  11-Jun-67   SVN/OW
     R039   RISNER          ROBINSON      USAF  O5  16-Sep-65   NVN
     R372   RITCHEY         LUTHER E. JR. USMC  E3  08-Oct-63   SVN
     R603   RITTER          GEORGE L.     CIV       27-Dec-71   LAOS
     R104   RIVENBURGH      RICHARD W.    USMC  E2  15-May-75   CAMB
     R376   ROBERSON        JOHN W.       ARMY  E3  22-Jun-69   SVN
     R378   ROBERTS         MICHAEL L.    USN   E5  11-Jan-68   LAOS
     R060   ROBERTS         RICHARD D.    ARMY  E3  25-Mar-69   SVN
     R020   ROBERTSON       JOHN L.       USAF  O4  16-Sep-66   NVN
     R379   ROBERTSON       MARK J.       ARMY  W1  10-Feb-71   SVN
     R380   ROBINSON        EDWARD        ARMY  E6  09-Mar-70   SVN
     R061   ROBINSON        FLOYD H.      ARMY  E5  12-Mar-69   SVN
     R021   ROBINSON        KENNETH D.    USAF  O3  30-Aug-66   NVN
     R041   ROBINSON        WILLIAM A.    USAF  E5  20-Sep-65   NVN
     R024   RODRIGUEZ       ALBERT E.     USAF  O2  11-Mar-68   NVN
     R025   ROE             JERRY L.      ARMY  O2  12-Feb-68   SVN
     R384   ROEHRICH        RONALD L.     USN   O2  18-Jan-68   NVN/OW
     R389   ROMANO          GERALD M.     USN   O2  02-Jun-65   NVN
     R110   ROMIG           EDWARD L.     USN   O2  17-Jun-66   SVN/OW
     R080   RORABACK        KENNETH M.    ARMY  E8  24-Nov-63   SVN
     R392   ROSS            DOUGLAS A.    ARMY  E5  22-Jan-69   SVN
     R028   ROSS            JLYNN JR.     ARMY  E3  17-Mar-68   SVN
     R029   ROSS            JOESPH S.     USAF  O2  01-Aug-68   NVN
     R393   ROSSANO         RICHARD J.    ARMY  E3  25-Mar-71   SVN
     R394   ROTH            BILLIE L.     USAF  E5  27-Jun-65   SVN
     R077   ROWE            JAMES N.      ARMY  O2  29-Oct-63   SVN
     R068   ROWLEY          CHARLES S.    USAF  O5  22-Apr-70   LAOS
     R072   ROZO            JAMES M.      ARMY  E4  23-Jun-70   SVN
     R053   RUHLING         MARK J.       USAF  O3  23-Nov-68   NVN
     R105   RUMBAUGH        ELWOOD E.     USAF  E5  15-May-75   CAMB
     R397   RUNNELS         GLYN L. JR.   USMC  E4  30-Jun-67   SVN
     R032   RUSSELL         PETER J.      ARMY  O2  01-Aug-68   SVN
     R400   RUSSELL         RICHARD L.    USAF  O2  26-Apr-72   SVN
     R069   RYDER           JOHN L.       USAF  O2  09-Jun-70   SVN
     R401   RYKOSKEY        EDWARD J.     USMC  E3  18-Aug-66   SVN
     S001   SAAVERDA        ROBERT        USN   O4  28-Apr-68   NVN
     SX02   SABOG           MATEO         ARMY  E8  25-Feb-70   SVN
     S350   SAEGAERT        DONALD R.     ARMY  W1  10-Jun-65   SVN
     SX01   SAKAI           KOJIRO        CIV       31-MAY-70   CAMB
     S234   SALAZAR         FIDEL G.      USN   E5  02-Oct-69   NVN/OW
     S002   SALE            HAROLD R.     USAF  O2  07-Jun-67   NVN
     S166   SALLEY          JAMES JR.     ARMY  E7  31-Mar-71   SVN
     S354   SAMPSON         LESLIE V.     USAF  E5  23-Mar-61   LAOS
     S151   SANDERLIN       WILLIAM D.    ARMY  E5  02-Dec-69   SVN
     S355   SANDERS         WILLIAM S.    USAF  O3  30-Jun-70   LAOS
     S224   SANDOVAL        ANTONIO R.    USMC  E3  15-May-75   CAMB
     S357   SANDS           RICHARD E.    ARMY  E3  12-May-68   SVN
     S228   SARGENT         JAMES R.      USMC  E3  10-May-68   SVN
     S236   SAVOY           M.J.          USN   E2  17-Jun-66   SVN/OW
     S004   SCHARF          CHARLES J.    USAF  O3  01-Oct-65   NVN
     S137   SCHELL          RICHARD J.    ARMY  03  24-Aug-67   SVN
     S006   SCHEURICH       THOMAS E.     USN   O4  01-Mar-68   NVN/OW
     S007   SCHIELE         JAMES F.      ARMY  E4  12-Jul-67   SVN
     S363   SCHIMBERG       JAMES P.      ARMY  E4  09-Jan-66   SVN
     
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     S364   SCHIMMELS       EDDIE R.      USN   E6  18-Feb-69   NVN/OW
     S365   SCHMIDT         PETER A.      ARMY  E4  15-Aug-70   LAOS
     S008   SCHOLZ          KALUS D.      ARMY  E6  30-Nov-68   LAOS
     S370   SCHOONOVER      CHARLES D.    USN   O4  16-Jan-66   SVN/OW
     S198   SCHOTT          RICHARD S.    ARMY  O5  07-Apr-72   SVN
     S009   SCHRECKENGOST   FRED T.       USMC  E2  07-Jun-64   SVN
     S010   SCHULER         ROBERT H. JR. USAF  O3  15-Oct-65   NVN
     S161   SCHULTZ         RONALD J.     ARMY  E3  21-Jul-70   SVN
     S011   SCHULTZ         SHELDON D.    ARMY  W1  05-Jan-68   LAOS
     S375   SCOTT           DAVID L.      ARMY  E4  25-Apr-68   SVN
     S013   SCOTT           MARTIN R.     USAF  O3  15-Mar-66   NVN
     S138   SCOTT           MIKE J.       ARMY  E7  13-May-69   LAOS
     S220   SCUITIER        JAMES J.      ARMY  E3  28-Feb-68   SVN
     S156   SCULL           GARY B.       ARMY  O1  12-Mar-70   SVN
     S014   SCUNGIO         VINCENT A.    USAF  O3  04-Nov-66   NVN
     S614   SEIDL           ROBERT        CIV       12-Mar-75   SVN
     S017   SENNETT         ROBERT R.     USN   E2  22-Jan-66   NVN/OW
     S188   SEREX           HENRY M.      USAF  O4  02-Apr-72   SVN
     S018   SETTERQUIST     FRANCIS L.    USAF  O2  23-Aug-68   NVN
     S181   SEUELL          JOHN W.       USAF  O3  06-Jun-72   NVN
     S381   SEWARD          WILLIAM H.    USMC  O4  06-Mar-68   SVN
     S226   SEXTON          DAVID M.      ARMY  E5  15-Mar-71   SVN
     S020   SHAFER          PHILIP R.     ARMY  E4  19-Apr-68   SVN
     S152   SHANLEY         MICHAEL H JR  ARMY  E5  02-Dec-69   SVN
     SLS01  SHANNON         PATRICK LEE   USAF  E6  03-Mar-68   LAOS
     S383   SHARP           SAMUEL A JR   USMC  E3  10-May-67   SVN
     S385   SHAW            GARY F.       ARMY  E3  11-Nov-67   SVN
     S144   SHAY            DONALD E. JR. USAF  O3  08-Oct-70   LAOS
     S134   SHELTON         CHARLES E.    USAF  O3  29-Apr-65   LAOS
     S184   SHERMAN         ROBERT C      USMC  E4  24-Jun-67   SVN
     S388   SHEWMAKE        JOHN D. SR.   ARMY  E6  03-Nov-70   SVN
     S210   SHINE           ANTHONY C.    USAF  O3  02-Dec-72   NVN
     S025   SHINGLEDECKER   ARRON D.      USAF  O2  31-May-66   NVN
     S390   SHINN           WILLIAM C.    USAF  E5  28-Jan-70   NVN
     S026   SHONECK         JOHN R.       USAF  E5  18-Oct-66   NVN/OW
     S139   SHRIVER         JERRY M.      ARMY  E7  24-Apr-69   LAOS
     S147   SHUE            DONALD M.     ARMY  E4  03-Nov-69   LAOS
     S239   SIEGWARTH       DONALD E.     USN   O2  17-Jun-66   SVN/OW
     S165   SIGAFOOS        WALTER H. III USAF  O2  25-Apr-71   LAOS
     S185   SIMMONS         ROBERT E.     USAF  E3  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     S030   SIMPSON         JOSEPH L.     ARMY  E5  12-May-68   SVN
     S396   SIOW            GALE R.       USN   E4  11-Jan-68   LAOS
     S153   SKARMAN         ORVAL H.      USMC  E5  15-Jan-68   SVN
     S401   SKILES          THOMAS W.     ARMY  W1  19-Dec-71   CAMB
     S146   SKINNER         OWEN G.       USAF  O4  12-Dec-70   LAOS
     S035   SKIVINGTON      WILLIAM E JR  ARMY  E3  12-May-68   SVN
     S130   SMALL           BURT C.       ARMY  E4  06-Mar-67   SVN
     S222   SMALLWOOD       JOHN J.       USAF  O3  16-Jun-73   CAMB
     S140   SMITH           DAVID R.      ARMY  O3  16-Mar-69   SVN
     S186   SMITH           EDWARD D JR   USAF  E5  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     S037   SMITH           GENE A.       USN   O4  27-Jun-66   NVN
     S038   SMITH           GEORGE C.     USAF  O4  03-Apr-65   NVN
     S169   SMITH           GEORGE E(SMITTY) ARMY E6 24-Nov-63  SVN
     S039   SMITH           HALLIE W.     USAF  O3  08-Jan-68   SVN
     S042   SMITH           HERBERT E.    USAF  E6  29-Jul-66   NVN
     S043   SMITH           HOWARD H.     USAF  O4  30-Sep-68   NVN
     S141   SMITH           LEWIS P. II   USAF  O2  30-May-68   LAOS
     S189   SMITH           MARK A.       ARMY  O3  07-Apr-72   SVN
     S407   SMITH           ROGER L.      ARMY  E4  03-Oct-68   SVN
     
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     S408   SMITH           RONALD E.     ARMY  E7  28-Nov-70   CAMB
     S049   SMITH           WILLIAM M.    ARMY  E3  03-Mar-69   SVN
     S168   SMOOT           CURTIS R.     ARMY  E5  10-Mar-71   CAMB
     S412   SNIDER          HUGHIE F.     ARMY  E4  28-Apr-70   SVN
     S131   SOOTER          DAVID W.      ARMY  W1  17-Feb-67   NVN
     S172   SOYLAND         DAVID P.      ARMY  W1  17-May-71   SVN
     S143   SPARKS          DONALD L.     ARMY  E3  17-Jun-69   SVN
     S167   SPARKS          JON M.        ARMY  W1  19-Mar-71   LAOS
     S415   SPENGLER        HENRY M. II   ARMY  O3  05-Apr-72   SVN
     S053   SPINELLI        DOMENICK A.   USN   O3  30-Sep-68   NVN
     S221   SPITZ           GEORGE R.     USAF  O3  05-Feb-73   LAOS
     S214   SPONEYBARGER    ROBERT C.     USAF  O3  22-Dec-72   NVN
     SLS02  SPRINGSTEADAH   DONALD K.     USAF  E5  03-Mar-68   LAOS
     S058   STACKS          RAYMOND C.    ARMY  O2  30-Nov-68   LAOS
     S059   STAEHLI         BRUCE W.      USMC  E3  30-Apr-68   SVN
     S421   STAFFORD        RONALD D.     USAF  O3  21-Nov-72   SVN/OW
     S422   STANCIL         KENNETH L.    ARMY  W3  28-Dec-65   SVN
     S164   STANDERWICK     ROBERT L. SR. USAF  O5  03-Feb-71   LAOS
     S060   STANLEY         CHARLES I.    ARMY  W1  06-Feb-69   SVN
     S062   STANTON         RONALD V.     ARMY  E4  20-Oct-68   SVN
     S063   STARK           WILLIE E.     ARMY  E7  02-Dec-66   LAOS
     S424   STATON          ROBERT M. JR. ARMY  E4  11-Nov-67   SVN
     S178   STEADMAN        JAMES E.      USAF  O3  26-Nov-71   LAOS
     S065   STEEN           MARTIN W.     USAF  O3  31-May-66   NVN
     S067   STEPHENSEN      MARK L.       USAF  O4  29-Apr-67   NVN
     S187   STEPHENSON      HOWARD D.     USAF  O4  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     S145   STEVENS         LARRY J.      USN   O2  14-Feb-69   LAOS
     S429   STEVENS         PHILLIP P.    USN   O2  11-Jan-68   LAOS
     S068   STEWART         JACK T.       ARMY  O3  24-Mar-67   SVN
     S431   STEWART         PAUL C.       ARMY  W2  08-Feb-71   LAOS
     S069   STEWART         PETER J.      USAF  O5  15-Mar-66   NVN
     S070   STEWART         ROBERT A.     USAF  O4  12-May-67   NVN
     S071   STICKNEY        PHILLIP J.    USAF  E3  31-May-66   NVN
     S217   STINSON         WILLIAM S.    ARMY  E5  08-Jan-73   SVN
     S179   STOLZ           LAWRENCE G.   USAF  O3  26-Dec-71   NVN
     S602   STONE           DANA          CIV       06-Apr-70   CAMB
     S074   STONEBRAKER     KENNETH A.    USAF  O3  28-Oct-68   NVN
     S435   STORY           JAMES C.      ARMY  E2  13-Jun-69   SVN
     S075   STOWERS         AUBREY E. JR. USAF  O2  21-Mar-68   LAOS
     S159   STRAIT          DOUGLAS F.    ARMY  E4  18-Oct-70   SVN
     S438   STRALEY         JOHN L.       ARMY  E3  18-Jan-64   SVN
     S077   STRANGE         FLOYD W.      ARMY  W1  02-Dec-67   SVN
     S122   STRATTON        RICHARD A (DICK) USN O4 05-Jan-67   NVN
     S439   STRAWN          JOHN T.       ARMY  E6  04-Mar-71   NVN
     S132   STRICKLAND      JAMES H.      ARMY  E3  08-Jan-68   SVN
     S162   STRINGER        JOHN C. II    ARMY  O2  30-Nov-70   SVN
     S197   STROBRIDGE      RODNEY L.     ARMY  O3  11-May-72   SVN
     S176   STROHLEIN       MADISON A.    ARMY  E5  22-Jun-71   SVN
     S078   STROVEN         WILLIAM H.    USAF  O3  28-Oct-68   NVN
     S215   STUART          JOHN F.       USAF  O4  20-Dec-72   NVN
     S080   STUBBERFIELD    ROBERT A.     USAF  O3  06-May-65   NVN
     S154   STUBBS          WILLIAM W.    ARMY  E5  20-Oct-69   LAOS
     S442   STUCKEY         JOHN S. JR.   ARMY  E2  11-Nov-67   SVN
     S444   STULLER         JOHN C.       ARMY  E6  12-May-68   SVN
     S123   STUTZ           LEROY W.      USAF  O2  02-Dec-66   NVN
     S148   SUBER           RANDOLPH B.   ARMY  E5  15-Nov-69   LAOS
     S445   SULANDER        DANIEL A.     ARMY  W1  02-Dec-66   LAOS
     S447   SULLIVAN        MARTIN J.     USN   O4  12-Feb-67   SVN/OW
     S448   SULLIVAN        ROBERT J.     ARMY  E7  12-Jul-67   LAOS
     
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     S180   SUTTER          FREDERICK J.  USAF  O3  31-Dec-71   LAOS
     S449   SUTTON          WILLIAM C.    USAF  E7  28-Jan-70   NVN
     S450   SUYDAM          JAMES L.      ARMY  E5  09-Oct-69   SVN
     S451   SWANSON         JON E.        ARMY  O3  26-Feb-71   CAMB
     S233   SWITZER         JERROLD A.    USMC  E2  18-Mar-68   SVN
     S086   SYKES           DERRI         ARMY  E3  09-Jan-68   SVN
     TX02   TAKAGI          YUJIRO        CIV       06-APR-70   CAMB
     T351   TALLEY          JAMES L.      ARMY  E4  19-Jun-64   SVN
     T002   TAPP            MARSHALL L.   USAF  O3  15-May-66   LAOS
     T355   TAYLOR          EDMUND B. JR. USN   O6  08-May-72   NVN/OW
     T356   TAYLOR          FRED          ARMY  E7  13-Jul-65   SVN
     T357   TAYLOR          JAMES H.      ARMY  O1  15-Feb-71   LAOS
     T358   TAYLOR          JAMES L.      ARMY  E5  10-Mar-66   SVN
     T361   TAYLOR          PHILLIP C.    ARMY  E5  27-May-71   CAMB
     T362   TAYLOR          TED J.        ARMY  O3  15-Jul-71   SVN
     T363   TAYLOR          WALTER J JR   ARMY  E3  06-Dec-70   SVN/OW
     T004   TEMPLIN         ERWIN B. JR.  USN   O2  22-Jan-66   NVN/OW
     T051   TERAN           REFIGIO T.    ARMY  E4  06-May-70   SVN
     T074   TERRELL         KEAVIN L.     USN   E4  02-Oct-69   NVN/OW
     T052   TERRILL         PHILIP B.     ARMY  E4  31-Mar-71   SVN
     T365   TERRY           RONALD T.     ARMY  E4  29-Jan-66   SVN
     T053   THOMAS          DANIEL W.     USAF  O2  06-Jul-71   LAOS
     T006   THOMAS          JAMES C.      USMC  E3  03-Apr-68   SVN
     T057   THOMAS          JAMES R.      USAF  E6  25-Nov-71   SVN
     T007   THOMPSON        DENNIS L.     ARMY  E9  07-Feb-68   SVN
     T008   THOMPSON        DONALD E.     USN   O3  04-Feb-67   NVN
     T009   THOMPSON        GEORGE W.     USAF  O2  15-May-66   LAOS
     T075   THOMPSON        MELVIN C.     USN   E6  06-Feb-68   SVN/OW
     T010   THOMPSON        WILLIAM J.    USAF  O4  01-Aug-68   NVN
     T374   THORESEN        DONALD N.     USN   E5  11-Jan-68   LAOS
     T375   THORNE          LARRY A.      ARMY  O3  18-Oct-65   SVN
     T011   THORNTON        LARRY C       USAF  E7  24-Dec-65   LAOS
     T379   THURMAN         CURTIS F.     USN   O3  17-Feb-68   LAOS
     T380   TIDERMAN        JOHN M.       USN   O4  21-Mar-66   NVN/OW
     TX01   TIK             CHUI TO       CIV       05-SEP-63   LAOS
     T061   TODD            WILLIAM A.    USAF  E3  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     T066   TOLBERT         CLARENCE O.   USN   O6  06-Nov-72   NVN
     T014   TOOMEY          SAMUEL K. III ARMY  O4  30-Nov-68   LAOS
     T033   TORKELSON       LOREN H.      USAF  O2  29-Apr-67   NVN
     T048   TOWLE           JOHN C.       USAF  O2  22-Apr-70   LAOS
     T601   TOWNLEY         ROY F.        CIV       27-Dec-71   LAOS
     T043   TRAMPSKI        DONALD J.     ARMY  E2  16-Sep-69   SVN
     T386   TRAVER          JOHN G. III   ARMY  W1  22-Mar-71   LAOS
     T077   TRAVIS          LYNN M.       USN   O2  06-Feb-68   SVN/OW
     T049   TRENT           ALAN R.       USAF  O4  13-May-70   CAMB
     T035   TROMP           WILLIAM L.    USN   O2  17-Apr-66   NVN
     T394   TRUDEAU         ALBERT R.     ARMY  W1  26-Oct-71   SVN/OW
     T046   TUBBS           GLENN E.      ARMY  E5  15-Jan-70   SVN
     T044   TUCCI           ROBERT L.     USAF  O3  12-Nov-69   LAOS
     T037   TUCKER          EDWIN B.      USN   O4  24-Apr-67   NVN
     T020   TUCKER          JAMES H.      USAF  O2  26-Apr-66   NVN
     T396   TURNER          JAMES H.      ARMY  E4  09-Oct-69   SVN
     T070   TURNER          KELTON R.     USMC  E2  15-May-75   CAMB
     T398   TYCZ            JAMES N.      USMC  E5  10-May-67   SVN
     T078   TYE             MICHAEL J.    USN   E4  02-Oct-69   NVN/OW
     U001   UHLMANSIEK      RALPH E.      ARMY  E4  11-Jun-67   SVN/OW
     U352   UPNER           EDWARD C.     ARMY  E6  05-Dec-65   SVN
     U353   URQUHART        PAUL D.       ARMY  O3  28-May-71   SVN
     V012   VAN BENDEGOM    JAMES L.      ARMY  E4  12-Jul-67   SVN
     
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     V001   VAN BUREN       GERALD G.     USAF  O3  29-Dec-67   NVN
     V019   VAN DE GEER     RICHARD       USAF  O1  15-May-75   CAMB
     V003   VAN RENSELAAR   LARRY J.      USN   O2  30-Sep-68   NVN
     V013   VANDEN EYKEL    MARTIN D. II  ARMY  W2  02-Dec-69   SVN
     V014   VARNADO         MICHAEL B.    ARMY  W1  02-May-70   CAMB
     V355   VENNIK          ROBERT N.     ARMY  E6  26-Aug-71   SVN
     V017   VERSACE         HUMBERTO R.   ARMY  O3  29-Oct-63   SVN
     V021   VIADO           REYNALDO R.   USN   E3  02-Oct-69   NVN/OW
     V600   VIETTI          ELANOR A.     CIV       30-May-62   SVN
     V004   VINSON          BOBBY G.      USAF  O5  24-Apr-68   NVN
     V005   VISCONTI        FRANCIS E.    USMC  O3  22-Nov-65   SVN
     V020   VLAHAKOS        PETER G.      USMC  E6  01-Feb-66   NVN
     V011   VOHDEN          RAYMOND A.    USN   O4  03-Apr-65   NVN
     WX01   WAKU            YOSHIHIKO     CIV       31-MAY-70   CAMB
     W087   WALD            GUNTHER H.    ARMY  E5  03-Nov-69   LAOS
     W104   WALKER          BRUCE C.      USAF  O2  07-Apr-72   SVN
     W001   WALKER          SAMUEL F.     USAF  E3  13-Dec-68   LAOS
     W003   WALLACE         MICHAEL J.    ARMY  E5  19-Apr-68   SVN
     W359   WALLACE         MICHAEL W.    USN   O4  28-Mar-68   LAOS
     W004   WALLER          THERMAN M.    USAF  E4  03-Feb-66   SVN
     W005   WALLING         CHARLES M     USAF  O3  08-Aug-66   SVN
     W105   WALLINGFORD     KENNETH       ARMY  E8  07-Apr-72   SVN
     W806   WALSH           RICHARD A.    USAF  O5  15-Feb-69   LAOS
     W125   WALTERS         DONOVAN K.    USAF  O3  21-Dec-72   NVN
     W360   WALTERS         TIM L.        ARMY  E6  09-Mar-69   LAOS
     W361   WALTERS         WILLIAM       ARMY  E3  10-May-69   SVN
     W095   WALTON          LEWIS C.      ARMY  E6  10-May-71   SVN
     W362   WANN            DONALD L.     ARMY  W2  01-Jun-71   SVN
     W103   WANZEL          CHARLES J III USAF  O2  29-Mar-72   LAOS
     W127   WARD            RONALD J.     USAF  O5  18-Dec-72   NVN/OW
     W086   WARE            JOHN A.       ARMY  E4  04-Nov-69   SVN
     W081   WARREN          GARY D.       USAF  O3  26-Oct-69   LAOS
     W364   WASHBURN        LARRY E.      USAF  E3  17-Jun-66   SVN/OW
     W366   WATKINS         ROBERT J JR   ARMY  W2  08-Oct-69   SVN
     W076   WATKINS         WILLIE A.     ARMY  E4  09-Jan-68   SVN
     W010   WATSON          JIMMY L.      ARMY  W2  13-Mar-68   SVN
     W367   WATSON          RONALD L.     ARMY  O3  18-Feb-71   LAOS
     W369   WEAKS           MELVIN L.     ARMY  E3  18-Aug-71   SVN
     W094   WEATHERMAN      EARL C.       USMC  E2  08-Nov-67   SVN
     W600   WEAVER          EUGENE A.     CIV       01-Feb-68   SVN
     W374   WEISMAN         KURT F.       USAF  O3  26-Apr-72   SVN
     W084   WEISNER         FRANKLIN L.   ARMY  O2  10-Oct-69   SVN
     W603   WEISSENBACK     EDWARD J.     CIV       27-Dec-71   LAOS
     W375   WEITKAMP        EDGAR WILKEN  ARMY  W1  23-Mar-61   LAOS
     W012   WELCH           ROBERT J.     USAF  O3  16-Jan-67   NVN
     W013   WELSH           LARRY D.      ARMY  E5  07-Jan-69   SVN
     W015   WENAAS          GORDON J.     USAF  O3  29-Dec-67   NVN
     W016   WERDEHOFF       MICHAEL M.    ARMY  E6  19-Apr-68   SVN
     W018   WESTBROOK       DONALD E.     USAF  O4  13-Mar-68   LAOS
     W378   WESTCOTT        GARY P.       ARMY  E5  30-Mar-72   SVN
     W380   WESTON          OSCAR B. JR.  USAF  O2  23-Mar-61   LAOS
     W089   WHITE           ROBERT T.     ARMY  O3  15-Nov-69   SVN
     W384   WHITED          JAMES L.      ARMY  O4  19-Nov-66   LAOS
     W083   WHITFORD        LAWRENCE W JR USAF  O5  02-Nov-69   LAOS
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