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Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War Listed Alphabetically Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War Listed Alphabetically LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME COUNTY CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Abramoski, Leo Bert Wayne Detroit 02/07/33 07/28/1964 AR CAPT Achterhoff, James Patrick Muskegon Muskegon 06/13/49 03/18/1968 MC LCPL Ackerman, Leonard Michael Macomb Fraser 04/08/48 03/20/1970 NA EO3 Ackerman, Maxie Edward Saginaw Saginaw 04/09/44 02/25/1968 AR CPL Acton, Gerald Richard Saginaw Saginaw 12/09/48 05/12/1969 AR SP4 Adams, Clarence Mattue Wayne Detroit 09/12/42 12/30/1967 AR SSGT Adams, David Lee Genesee Mount Morris 12/20/48 08/19/1968 AR SP4 Adams, David Lee Lenawee Adrian 10/10/46 05/31/1967 AR PFC Adams, David Vernon Oakland Pontiac 11/23/48 01/14/1969 AR CPL Adams, Larry Wayne Detroit 05/03/49 02/23/1968 AR SP4 Adams, Paul Vernon Wayne Detroit 07/25/49 03/07/1970 AR SGT Adamson, Donald Bruce Kent Grand Rapids 08/28/40 02/23/1966 AR 2LT Ade, Dwight I Shiawassee Owosso 04/08/47 03/29/1970 AR SGT Aerts, David Lee Oceana Pentwater 05/17/47 12/19/1968 MC LCPL Aeschliman, David Keith Hillsdale Camden 05/17/49 01/16/1970 AR CWO Aili, David Emil Geogebic Ironwood 09/24/32 12/12/1967 AF SSGT Airey, George Vernon Jr Washtenaw Ann Arbor 08/22/47 05/09/1968 AR SP4 Airlie, William Clark Wayne Detroit 09/03/48 05/19/1970 AR SGT Alandt, Charles Byron Oakland Royal Oak 12/31/47 03/03/1967 AR PFC Albertson, Donald Norman Iosco Tawas City 01/15/49 11/11/1968 AR PVT Albertson, Robert Allen Washtenaw Ypsilanti 01/01/47 11/04/1967 AR PFC Albertson, Ronald Dale Eaton Dimondale 02/08/47 07/22/1968 AR PFC Alderson, Michael Edward Bay Bay City 06/08/44 03/11/1967 AR PFC Aldred, James Vincent Wayne Hamtramck 05/31/49 10/20/1969 AR SP4 Alexander, William Lee Genesee Flint 03/22/50 05/31/1969 AR CPL Alfredson, William Richard Menominee Menominee 03/23/49 04/15/1970 AR SGT Allard, Richard Michael Saginaw Chesaning 08/24/46 05/17/1978 AR SFC Allen, Larrie Cornelius Jackson Jackson 04/22/48 08/22/1970 AR SGT Allen, Lyle Ernest Jr Allegan Allegan 03/04/49 04/29/1968 AR CPL Allen, Richard James Kent Grand Rapids 02/07/49 05/17/1968 MC PFC Allen, Terrance W Bay Bay City 04/02/47 05/06/1968 AR SGT Allen, William John Montcalm Greenville 06/08/46 02/22/1969 AR SGT Alvarez, Bernardo Rodriguez Jackson Jackson 10/22/50 04/24/1971 AR CPL Ames, Ronald Edward Wayne Detroit 09/12/40 03/30/1967 NA HM2 Anders, John Royle Genesee Flint 12/10/50 05/28/1970 AR SGT Andersen, Barry Frank Wayne Harper Woods 10/14/46 11/22/1965 MC PFC Anderson, John Keith Wayne Southgate 11/06/48 08/10/1969 AR SP5 Anderson, John Perry Iron Iron River 08/07/46 07/02/1967 MC LCPL Anderson, Richard Meridith Wayne Dearborn 09/27/47 02/10/1968 AR PFC Anderson, Robert Dale Calhoun Battle Creek 12/25/31 02/06/1979 AF COL Anderson, Warren Leroy Hillsdale Camden 12/27/32 01/09/1978 AF COL Andrews, Dale Charles Oakland Pontiac 11/29/45 05/08/1968 MC LCPL Andrus, Carl Joseph Wayne Detroit 02/17/47 01/30/1969 AR PFC Angel, Tommie Ray Wayne Dearborn 01/01/50 05/25/1970 MC LCPL Angerman, Donald Edward Oakland Birmingham 06/21/47 04/27/1968 MC PFC Anglim, Adrian James Delta Gladstone 01/09/34 08/25/1966 AR SSGT Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War Listed Alphabetically LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME COUNTY CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Ankney, Samuel Frederick Genesee Flint 02/17/47 09/24/1968 AR 1LT Annis, Thomas Richard Oceana Hesperia 06/02/42 05/19/1966 AF A1C Anthony, John Frederick St. Clair Port Huron 04/03/47 02/06/1989 MC CPL Antol, David Wayne Dearborn 12/29/46 12/20/1967 AR PFC Aputen, Leslie George Oakland Pontiac 03/15/49 05/15/1968 MC PFC Arbogast, Carl Francis Jr Marquette Marquette 08/18/44 05/13/1969 AR SP4 Arenas, Reynaldo Allegan Holland 02/07/48 12/31/1968 AR SP4 Arizmendez, Daniel Michael Allegan Holland 04/18/46 05/29/1968 MC CPL Arnold, Louis George Washington Wayne Detroit 10/09/48 11/20/1967 AR PFC Arnold, Robert William Ingham Lansing 10/13/34 05/22/1969 AR MAJ Arvin, Carl Robert Washtenaw Ypsilanti 01/19/43 10/08/1967 AR CAPT Asbury, Donnie Dewayne Genesee Flint 04/26/50 08/11/1970 MC PFC Ashford, Dave Edward Wayne Detroit 05/07/38 12/19/1967 AR SP4 Atkins, Douglas Paul Washtenaw Ann Arbor 09/14/50 07/27/1970 AR PFC Atkins, Matthew David III Kent Grand Rapids 10/03/43 03/21/1967 AR PFC Atkinson, Robert Louis Jr Oakland Clarkston 07/03/48 03/26/1969 AR PFC Austin, Edward Paul Alpena Alpena 06/30/46 11/01/1966 AR PFC Austin, Ellis Ernest Eaton Vermontville 01/06/22 06/19/1976 NA CDR Austin, Glenn Frederic Oakland Madison Heights 07/14/47 03/07/1970 MC CPL Austin, Scotty Gene Ottawa Grand Haven 05/07/50 09/18/1969 AR SP4 Austin, Victor Leroy Kalamazoo Kalamazoo 12/22/45 12/29/1968 AR SSGT Avery, Gerald Lawrence St. Joseph Mio 03/22/46 03/02/1968 AR PFC Avery, Ralph Lee Genesee Flint 04/08/45 11/06/1967 AR 2LT Axford, Joseph William Wayne Livonia 12/06/45 06/02/1967 MC LCPL Ayala, George Herman Bay Bay City 08/20/50 10/28/1969 AR SP4 Aylworth, Randal Ray Ottawa Jenison 06/26/47 05/22/1967 AR PFC Bachert, Richard Charles Oakland Davisberg 02/16/49 12/21/1968 AR SP4 Bader, William Edward Leelanau Sutton Bay 11/13/46 06/24/1968 AR SP5 Baer, Randall Thomas Wayne Detroit 10/26/49 07/18/1970 AR CPL Bailey, David Orin Kent Grand Rapids 05/11/45 04/08/1966 AR PFC Bailey, John J St. Clair Port Huron 04/03/47 01/10/1967 AR PFC Bain, Bruce Arnold Wayne Taylor 07/26/51 09/10/1970 AR CPL Baird, Albert Franklin Monroe Erie 10/17/33 03/01/1966 AR SP5 Baker, Bobby Gene Van Buren Grand Junction 03/15/49 09/13/1969 MC LCPL Baker, Harry E Jr Wayne Plymouth 09/23/49 03/31/1970 AR SP4 Baker, Jerry Wayne Highland Park 05/14/47 11/21/1968 AR SP4 Baker, Philip Kenneth Wayne Detroit 07/30/49 09/12/1968 AR SSGT Baker, Ruston Lee St. Joseph Mendon 11/20/48 08/18/1968 MC LCPL Baker, Thomas Harry Montcalm Stanton 09/28/45 02/21/1967 MC CPL Baker, William Emanuel Wayne Detroit 02/10/44 08/15/1967 AR PFC Bakke, Larry Neil Huron Sebewaing 01/02/45 06/07/1969 AF SGT Baldoni, Lindsay David Wayne Detroit 08/21/46 08/22/1967 AR SP4 Baldwin, Charles Leroy Macomb Mount Clemens 05/22/45 08/27/1969 AR CAPT Baldwin, Henry Philip Wayne Wyandotte 01/24/48 03/19/1969 NA HN Ball, Harrison Bruce Chippewa Sault Ste. Marie 08/24/46 09/18/1967 MC SGT Ballinger, Timothy J Calhoun Homer 06/08/48 05/24/1969 AR SP4 Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War Listed Alphabetically LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME COUNTY CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Balog, Louis Robert Monroe Monroe 07/17/45 02/04/1968 AR SGT Bankowski, John Francis Wayne Dearborn Heights 02/12/48 01/27/1967 AR SP4 Banks, James C Genesee Flint 09/14/48 08/27/1967 AR PFC Banks, Richard Steven Kalamazoo Galesburg 11/13/47 04/28/1968 AR PFC Bannister, Russell Reid Shiawassee Lennon 10/14/45 08/29/1967 AR SGT Barber, Richard Joseph Macomb Warren 02/10/49 05/07/1970 AR PFC Barcalow, Ronald Richard Tuscola Reese 01/12/48 07/20/1967 MC PFC Bard, Michael Wayne Detroit 02/19/49 06/11/1968 MC CPL Barili, Peter Lino Oakland Birmingham 09/04/46 02/21/1971 AR 1LT Barker, Greg Allen Wayne Belleville 05/11/51 08/12/1969 AR PFC Barkley, Kirk Owen Calhoun East Leroy 06/19/50 08/09/1970 AR SP4 Barlow, Jeffrey Lawrence Ingham Lansing 12/03/51 01/30/1971 AR SP4 Barnaby, David W Eaton Charlotte 04/25/39 05/03/1967 AR SSGT Barnes, Gale Lynn Calhoun Marshall 07/31/49 06/08/1969 MC PFC Barnes, George Lee Oakland Lakeville 08/29/46 11/22/1968 MC LCPL Barnes, James Alan Wayne Detroit 03/25/48 02/16/1970 AR SSGT Barnes, Jimmy O'Neal Ingham Lansing 01/03/46 07/08/1967 MC LCPL Barnes, William Carel Jr Calhoun Battle Creek 01/22/50 02/04/1968 MC PFC Barrett, George Patrick St. Clair Port Huron 06/24/48 10/27/1967 AR CPL Barrett, Stanley Foster Saginaw Saginaw 04/02/47 04/27/1967 MC PFC Barrus, David William Eaton Charlotte 04/19/50 03/30/1970 AR SSGT Barth, Bruce George Wayne Detroit 12/28/44 02/07/1966 MC LCPL Barton, Alan Keith Saginaw Saginaw 08/30/51 07/28/1970 AR PFC Bass, William Thomas Jr Wayne Detroit 02/06/48 07/19/1969 AR PFC Bast, Paul G Kent Grand Rapids 04/26/43 02/01/1972 AF CAPT Batozynski, Charles Henry Wayne Detroit 09/18/48 03/06/1968 AR PFC Battin, Darrell Gene Houghton Mason 08/16/47 10/05/1969 NA HN Baucom, James Frederick Lapeer Lapeer 06/22/46 02/28/1968 MC CPL Bauer, Robert Louis St.
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