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80‐84 Allbritten John SK3 82‐85 Alle Jon STG3 87 Allen David L Santa Rosa CA ET1(SW) 86‐89 Allen Wayne OS3 88‐89 Alligood Sr Eldon E ThomasvilleGA EN3 85‐88 Allison Dennis L MechanicsvMD PN1 69‐71 Alston George SN 90 Alton Charles CSN62‐63 Ambrose Brian RDSN 71‐73 Amdahl Charles P Sioux Falls SD SA 64 Amick Brian E STG2 82‐84 Amos Gregory CSN69 Amos Rickey RMSN 89 Amstutz Thomas L Syvania OH RM3 66‐69 Anderson Allen V Chesapeak VA GMM1 61‐66 Anderson And HN 87 Anderson Charles R Chesapeak VA BTFN 79‐80 Anderson James SN 87‐89 Anderson Michael J BTC 64 Anderson Richard MMFN 80‐82 Anderson Roger Haverhill MA FTG3 72 Anderson Roy SA 64‐65 Anderson Ter SN 89 Anding Bradley S Eau Claire WI FN 87‐88 Andre John D OS1 80‐81 Andrews David A MR2 66 Andrews Jose EM1 90 Andrews Linda YN 79‐80 Andrews Timothy OSSN 90 Andrews Willis RM1 70 Angel James B Pelham AL LTJG 66‐68 Anthony Paul MSCM 88‐89 Anthony Vaughn Philadelphi TN BT3 62‐64 Antypas Anthony Virginia BeaVA GMM2 86‐87 Appleton Jeffrey OS3 81‐82 Aquino Romualdo Wildomar CA TN 65 Arango Ferna MMFN 89 Arca Edgardo MSSN 83‐86 Archie Tommie TM3 83‐84 Archiopoli George C Virginia BeaVA ET1 81 Armstead Roy E Columbia SC SA 69 Armstrong Daniel V RM2 64 Armstrong Donald RM3 79‐82 Armstrong Jerry R GMG2 62 Arndts James P Troy OH SA 70 Arnett Thomas STG3 87‐89 Arnett Jr Herbert E Hornbeak TN ETN2 62‐65 Arnold Thurston WRocky MouNC MS3 79‐81 Arrington Henry T DK1 67 Ascher David C Smithfield VA CDR 62‐63 Asher Johnaton YNSN 89 Asselin Len Springfield MA SN 86‐90 Astin Charles F GMM2 69‐70 Atkins Blenard W Beaver Fall PA GMM3 63‐65 Atkinson Guy 78‐81 Atkinson Harry FN 82 Atkinson John B Stuart FL EN2 71‐74 Atkinson Ronald MMFN 62 Augard Bryan W Marietta GA GMM3 88‐90 Austin James W FTMC 81‐84 Autry Wally D Raleigh NC OS2 78‐81 Avant Curtis L DCC 67‐69 Avila CunegundoLadson SC TN 62‐63 Aviles Noe RM3 87 Axt Wally J MechanicsvVA OS3 7678 Ayars Harry S Roanoke VA SMSN 62‐63 Aylen James P Southwest ME SN 64 Ayres James D FTG3 65‐67 Badalato Dennis Baltimore MD SN 69 Badder Charles H Delray BeacFL SA 69 Bafford John M Gilbert SC OS2 80‐83 Bagley Worth HLa Jolla CA CDR 63‐65 Bahr Daniel R ETR2 64‐65 Bailey Clifford Lutz FL STCM 79‐81 Bailey Dennis SN 67‐69 Bailey Dennmn SN 65 Bailey Gerald SH3 66‐67 Bailey Gernmn SN 65 Bailey Howard M YN3 64‐65 Bailey Joseph MSN62‐63 Bailey Maurice MM3 81‐84 Bailey Steven A Portland OR OS3 78‐81 Bajat Noel A Carencro LA SM3 62‐65 Baker Elison Crestline OH BT3 74‐75 Baker Emmett IC1 84‐86 Baker Gary La Grange NC TM3 83‐85 Baker Kenneth BTFN 88 Baker Peter R RD3 65‐66 Baker Robert RMC 82‐85 Baker William GLa Grange NC TM3 85‐86 Baldwin Arlen J Merrill WI SN 67 Baldwin Byron Nimitz WV RM2 69‐73 Baldwin Edward BSN65 Ball George WFN69 Ball James M MM3 67 Ball James R BTFN 87 Ballard David ESN69‐70 Ballou William OSSN 89 Baltimore Barry A Strasburg VA STG2 80‐82 Banks Rickie MM3 80‐82 Banner Dion A BTFN 79‐81 Bannister T EM3 83 Bara Joseph D Rutland VT ETR2 67‐70 Barber Art Benld IL Barber Robert FCC 86‐89 Barber Ted Largo FL SN 76‐77 Bard Troy Philadelphi PA RM3 8889 Barden Jr Melvin L Hopewell VA MMFN 79‐81 Barentine James BT1 84‐86 Barger John EN1 88‐89 Barham Monty Silver SprinMD SMSA 72‐74 Barker Lonnie D Boulder CO DC1 62 Barkowski John J Orlando PaIL BM3 69 Barnabei Alfred ET2 81‐85 Barnard Donald FN 81‐82 Barnard Lester M Cincinnati OH BT1 65‐69 Barnes David W65‐67 Barnes John H BM3 65‐67 Barnes Rodney IC3 90 Barnes Jr Albert ESA63‐65 Barnett Buddy Glen Allen VA IC2 65 Barnhouse Richard B Muncie IN SN 66‐67 Barns David W66 Barr Jr James T EM2 62 Barrs Joseph Augusta GA GMM2 69 Barrus Bruce SH2 83‐84 Barruzza Michael F Vineland NJ GMG2 66‐67 Bartlett Joseph Pinch WV FTM2 80‐84 Bartley Robert A BT1 62‐63 Bartolome Fr MSC 88‐89 Barton Laurence STG2 79 Bastien Colin G DouglasvilleGA MM3 90 Bates Don KFN62‐63 Bates Edward M YNSN 70 Batson Edward J OS2(SW) 81‐85 Battjes Terry M Battle CreeMI MMFN 89‐90 Battle Robert M SH3 64‐65 Battle Scott LTJG 88‐90 Batts Donald ESN65 Bauer Daniel OSSN 85‐88 Baughman Richard M Logan OH SM3 71‐73 Baust Bertis R Bellville TX FN 64 Baust Gerald T SFPFA 65 Baxter Daniel J Galway NY YN3 7072 Baxter John Olathe KS PN2 73‐77 Baylen Teddy O MelbourneFL EMC 79 Bayma Tom W BloomfieMI ETN2 61‐63 Beagh Kenny B MM3 79‐81 Beahan David E Springfield MO MM2 7679 Beal Robert L SKSN 80‐81 Beal Ronald Tallmadge OH SN 7273 Beam Daniel JSN67 Bean Hollis ICFN 84‐85 Beane Timothy ET3 86 Beard David R SK3 69‐70 Beard Norman F Lutherville MD IC3 66‐67 Bearden Robert SN 81‐85 Beary John W BT3 66‐67 Beasley Christopher GMMSN 70 Beaver Ned E Homer CityPA SFP3 62 Beaver Richard N SKSN 65‐66 Beck David C DK2 64 Beck James W Alexandria VA OS1 81‐84 Beck Larry W SHSN 62‐63 Beck Paul L Norfolk VA OS3 83‐84 Beck Paul L MMCS 88‐90 Becker Larry W Staunton VA FTM2 74‐77 Beckert Frank FC2 85‐89 Beckford Cas ET3 87‐88 Beerman James Cincinnati OH SHL2 69‐71 Begay Earl SN 65 Behun Michael P Temple TX SM3 7579 BeinkampeJames ESN66 Belford Charles L Bradenton FL SN 70 Belger Jack E BT3 65‐67 Belgrave Nicholas Newburg NY BT2 81‐85 Bell Amos H Fuquay VarNC SK3 63‐65 Bell Glenn E HT1 77‐79 Bell Jack SD3 63 Bell James N WilliamsbuVA MM2 61‐65 Bell James R YN3 79‐81 Bell Loron Q FredericksbVA E‐588‐90 Bell Merlin G WilmingtonNC CDR 70‐71 Bell Michael SN 86‐88 Bell Thelmer U GMM1 62 Bello Robert J SH3 79 Belonio Samuel O Memphis TN MS1 80‐81 Belvin Paul E Virginia BeaVA BT3 67‐70 Belvis Eufrocinio QAddison IL CS3 69 Benden Raymond FN 80 Benefito Daniel LeominsterMA BT3 82‐86 Benford Forrest GMGC 80 Benitez Daniel Santee CA FTG2 80‐83 Benjamin John RSA64 Benn Nathaniel FredericksbVA IC1 84‐86 Benner Edward K MMC 79‐85 Benner Robert P EM2 65 Bennett James MSA63‐64 Bennett Jerry L FTM2 80‐81 Bennett Jon HFA64 Bennett Mark H Eagle River AK SMSN 77‐78 Bennett Thomas OSSN 79‐81 Benson James V MM3 69‐70 Bentz Francis J65‐66 Bentz Jon R HM3 81‐82 Beoddy Thomas D Bowling Gr OH RMSN 66‐67 Berg John 75‐78 Bergan John P East HamptCT FTM2 65‐67 Bergeron Ronald Sanford ME ETR2 61‐64 Berglund Eric HT1 88 Beringer Ralph H Medford NJ TM1 62 Berkins Gilbert Slidell LA OSSN 84‐86 Berman Gilbert A WilmingtonDE SN 67 Bernard Victor Virginia BeaVA CMDCM 86‐90 Bernat Craig Mineral Po PA FC1 82‐86 Bernd David Miramar FL MM3 75‐78 Berry John D YN3 67‐70 Berryman James I or T CS3 67‐69 Berube Bruce E Wichita Fal TX FN 66‐69 Besaw Larry MMCS 86‐87 Beshore Charles S Norfolk VA 64‐66 Best Jerome W BT2 81‐82 Beuttner Fred MM2 85‐86 Beverly Richard HT2 86‐87 Beyer Robert J YN3 70 Bianco Bernard M Norfolk VA 68‐70 Bickel Thomas MS1 86 Bickford Ca MS2 86 Bickham Piere STG3 83‐84 Bidonna Nicholas BT1 79 Bieder Sr Gary E Springfield VA GMM1 79‐80 Bien Thomas J SKSN 70 Bigelow Rodger D MM2 64‐67 Bigham William E PN1 64 Bigler James BT2 84‐87 Billings James M ST1 66 Bilyea Steven E GMMSN 82 Binion James W MM3 81‐83 Birchfield Mike BensenvilleIL ET2 89‐90 Bird Douglas L SM3 80‐82 Bird James Pahrump NV SOG1 61‐64 Biser Robert T Deer Park OH BT3 61‐62 Bishop Billy J HT2 79‐80 Bishop David G CA STG1 82‐83 Bishop Steven CSN69‐70 Bissonnette EM3 85‐87 Bistline Steve Pensacola FL EWC 89 Bitler Harry W Nautical CoDE SN 65‐66 Bjornson Hakan MorristownNJ MM3 86‐88 Bjur Daryle Fargo ND PN1 72‐73 Black James SKSN 89‐90 Blackburn William GMM1 67 Blackford David Omaha NE TM3 77‐79 Blackwell Jon R King Georg VA FTM2(SW) 77‐82 Bladen George W GMM2 62‐63 Blair Douglas J Port HueneCA FTCS 67‐69 Blaisdell Paul G New Port RFL BT1 64‐65 Blake Kirk D MMFN 81‐83 Blake Jr Bruce EM3 82 Blancflor Joseph Vallejo CA SH1 81‐85 Blanchard Anthony Oviedo FL MCPO 83‐87 Blasa Arthur O Lake Villa IL EM2 79‐83 Blaydes Robert SHSN 87‐89 Bledsoe Robert GMG2 81‐84 Blevins John Atlantic Be FL Blevins Robert JSN66 Blisse Jerry YN3 83‐86 Blocker Curtis SD2 62 Blocker John L Monroe GA GMG2 78‐81 Blunk Larry G Mansfield OH FN 66 Bobby Michael Erwin TN MM2 69‐72 Bodziak Joseph R StreetsboroOH BMSN 62‐63 Boetcher Diane Eau Claire WI BT3 61 Boeyer Mark F PN3 66 Boggs Hughie HT3 83‐85 Boha Joeseph W New York NY BT3 76‐80 Bohlinger William R DouglasvilleGA MMFN 65 Bohm Dwight K Atlanta GA LT 72‐74 Bolden Jeffrey MSSN 82‐83 Boldery William GMM2 79 Bolek James J Libertyville IL FTM2 62 Bolger James D EN1 79 Bolin James R FTM3 64‐65 Bolles David C Hallstead PA GMM2 85‐88 Bollotino Frank SK2 63 Bonadies Louis 64‐65 Bondi Peter A Virginia BeaVA ADM 66‐69 Bondies Louis 65‐66 Bonnell William BTC 81‐83 Bonnema Dwight L Grand Rapi MI EMCS 87‐90 Bonner Maurice OSA69‐70 Bonney Kenneth W GMG2 83‐84 Bontrager Jimmie R AuburndaleFL YN3 63‐66 Booth John A RDSN 62 Booz Clifford A Lansdale PA BT3 83‐84 Bopp Timothy SN 89 Borchlewic Dennis E Hope Mills NC RM2 69‐70
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