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Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Abernathy Joe V. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Abood Edmund P. Lieutenant Colonel Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Adderly Tyrone J. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Aguirre Jimmy NMI Specialist Fifth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Alamo Gabriel R. Master Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Allen George C. D. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Allen Lawrence W. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Allen, Jr. Hulon C. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Allen, Jr. Terry D. Lieutenant Colonel Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Alley Lee B. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Alvarado Leonard L. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Ames Lawrence J. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Anagnosotopoulos James NMI Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Anderson Anthony C. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Andrade Kenneth S. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Archibald Robert S. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Arment Dixon G. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Armstrong Lester L. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Armstrong Robert E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Aronhalt, Jr. Charles E. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Arsenault Richard R. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bahl Walter T. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bahnsen John C. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Bailey Otis J. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bailey Stephen F. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bailey, Jr. Henry M. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Baker Eldon L. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Baker Walter E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Baldwin Norman E. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Ballard Mel R. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Banks Charles J. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Barela Felix R. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bargewell Eldon A. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Barker Jack L. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Barnard Richard G. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Barnes Brice H. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Barrios James P. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bartley Julius I. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Baxter Bruce R. Master Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Baxter William P. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Beach Martin NMI Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Beagle Howard E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bechtel Herbert J. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Beck, Jr. Henry F. Specialist Four Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Beckstrom Donald R. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Beers Jack B. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Bell Lewis D. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bell Christopher NMI Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bender Gernot NMI Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Benedict Calvert P. Lieutenant Colonel Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Benson John O. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bercaw William E. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bernardo Peter R. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bessinger Terry B. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bias Ronnie E. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bieri Leon D. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Biggin, Jr. Donald M. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Binkoski Victor R. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Birchim James D. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Birmingham John NMI First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bissell Norman M. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blair IV John D. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blakely William NMI Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blanford Raymond V. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blanks Boots C. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blaz Juan O. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bledsoe William H. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bleskan Ralph J. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Blunt Stanley A. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Boedecker Billy E. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Boice Craig H. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bolin Harold E. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Borck Keith R. Chief Warrant Officer Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Boris Timothy D. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Borja Domingo R.S. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Borowski John C. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bosworth Richard L. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bott Russell P. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bouchard Thomas D. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bowers, Jr. Charles J. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bowlin Calvin J. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bowman David W. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bowman Joseph B. Second Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Boyd Charles N. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Boyington Jerry J. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bradsell Peter NMI Chief Warrant Officer Two Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brady Joseph M. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brady Patrick H. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bragg, Jr. Fred G. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Branham Steven R. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Braun Conrad D. Second Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Breed Rolla M. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Breland, Jr. Artis NMI Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brenner Kenneth J. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brewer Garry D. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bridges James A. Warrant Officer One Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brindel Charles L. Lieutenant Colonel Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Briscoe Charles H. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brock Bobby Q. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brock Don E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brophy Daniel R. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Herman L. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Joel A. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Lester W. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Richard C. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Walter R. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Fred E. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown Charles NMI Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brown II Robert A. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Brucker, Jr. Leslie L. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Buchanan Michael D. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bullard Thomas E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bullard Karl L. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Burbank Kenneth R. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Burke Kevin G. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Burnett William D. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Burns Darrell E. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Burrow George D. Major Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Bustamante Manuel C. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Butts Lonnie R. Specialist Fifth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Byrd Guy A. Platoon Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Cain Jerry A. Private First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Calhoun Johnny C. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Caliboso Robert M. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Camacho Isaac NMI Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Campbell Darrell W. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Campbell Keith A. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Canavan, Jr. Martin J. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Caristo Frederic J. G. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carlson Gary W. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carmichael Patrick S. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carnes Edward L. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carpenter Michael F. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carpenter, Jr. William S. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carr Donald F. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carrizales Daniel A. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carroll Robert H. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carroll Roger E. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Distinguished Service Cross Recipients, Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Last Updated: August 2, 2018 LAST FIRST M.I. RANK CONFLICT Carter Hilliard NMI Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Carter Tennis H. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Casey Maurice A. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Catherman Robert T. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Cavazos Richard E. Lieutenant Colonel Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Cecil Gerald T. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chamberlain Henry NMI Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chamberlain Craig R. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chapman Leslie A. Staff Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Charles Paul D. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chatelain Ronald M. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chedester David G. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chervony Eddie E. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Childers Richard L. First Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Childress Raymond D. Sergeant First Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chirichigno Luis G. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chock Linus G. K. Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Chrietzberg Randolph T. Sergeant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Christian David A. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Cizmadia Joseph NMI Captain Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Clark Douglas M. Specialist Fourth Class Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Clark Michael D. First Lieutenant Vietnam War, 1956-1975 Clay Charles E.
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