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Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War ( by County) Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War ( By County) COUNTY LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Alcona Schlichting, Victor Steven Mikado 05/02/40 02/21/1969 MC SSGT Alcona Travis, William Harry Mikado 12/28/46 05/12/1967 MC CPL Alcona Waszkiewicz, Dennis Lavern Mikado 01/01/50 03/25/1971 AR SSGT Alger Ferzacca, Michael Munising 11/21/43 04/03/1967 AR PFC Alger Johnson, Bruce Michael Wetmore 10/04/48 12/24/1968 AR PFC Alger Moore, William Vincent Au Train 02/06/51 12/01/1969 AR PFC Alger Niemi, Martin Roy Sundell 06/17/48 05/14/1968 MC LCPL Alger Tallman, Roger Lee Munising 03/10/49 11/11/1969 AR SP4 Allegan Allen, Lyle Ernest Jr Allegan 03/04/49 04/29/1968 AR CPL Allegan Arenas, Reynaldo Holland 02/07/48 12/31/1968 AR SP4 Allegan Arizmendez, Daniel Michael Holland 04/18/46 05/29/1968 MC CPL Allegan Baxter, John Stanley Plainwell 10/04/38 08/27/1968 AR 1LT Allegan Boeskool, Robert Ray Holland 04/23/51 06/06/1970 AR CPL Allegan Buursma, David Holland 04/19/44 02/09/1968 MC 1LT Allegan Canales, Victor Joel Fennville 09/07/45 06/05/1968 MC PFC Allegan Chamberlain, Roy Warner Jr Wayland 11/04/42 03/23/1967 AR PFC Allegan Christoffer, Vernon H Jr Saugatuck 03/07/49 01/31/1968 AR PFC Allegan Clawson, Rodger Dean Allegan 09/08/45 07/19/1966 AR SP4 Allegan Delaphiano, Joe B Shelbyville 03/21/51 07/10/1970 MC LCPL Allegan Elenbaas, Jack Holland 09/06/47 06/08/1967 AR PFC Allegan Fleming, John J Plainwell 10/20/42 09/30/1965 AR PFC Allegan Freestone, Spencer Scott Holland 08/21/47 02/15/1968 AR SP4 Allegan Gerald, Bozy Fennville 02/19/19 04/11/1966 AR SSGT Allegan Hammond, Charles Weldon Fennville 12/31/46 06/09/1968 AR SP4 Allegan Hintz, James Wesley Holland 03/14/48 04/10/1967 AR SP4 Allegan Hoffman, Melvin Elmer Holland 05/23/44 05/24/1967 AR PFC Allegan Hyett, Kenneth Monroe Allegan 05/09/44 10/05/1965 AR SP4 Allegan Knoll, Robert Edwin Holland 11/07/47 09/27/1968 AR SSGT Allegan Koning, Douglas Lee Holland 06/30/45 02/02/1970 AR SGT Allegan Lyons, James Andrew Wayland 09/20/47 08/13/1968 MC CPL Allegan Meyer, Terry Robert Holland 03/08/47 08/13/1968 AR SGT Allegan Nahan, John Benedict III Allegan 06/20/45 08/03/1967 MC LCPL Allegan Nieboer, Douglas Alan Holland 02/26/50 09/11/1970 NA SN Allegan Parmelee, James Earl Hopkins 10/20/41 07/14/1965 MC 2LT Allegan Root, Russell Lee Plainwell 12/01/45 03/19/1967 AR SP4 Allegan Tromp, William Leslie Fennville 08/26/41 10/24/1973 NA LCDR Allegan VanDam, Bruce Allan Holland 10/14/49 02/07/1971 AR SSGT Allegan VanderWeg, Phillip John Wayland 05/18/34 11/27/1965 AR SFC Allegan VanWieren, Jack Alan Holland 11/28/49 02/28/1970 AR SP4 Allegan Westrate, Robert Jay Holland 06/21/48 06/07/1968 AR SGT Allegan Wilson, Phillip Allen Plainwell 04/05/49 12/16/1970 AR SP4 Allegan Winslow, Larry A Plainwell 10/24/43 12/07/1967 AR SP4 Allegan Yntema, Gordon Douglas Holland 06/26/45 01/18/1968 AR SGT Alpena Austin, Edward Paul Alpena 06/30/46 11/01/1966 AR PFC Alpena Cecil, Robert Randall Ossineke 12/27/36 07/13/1972 NA AT1 Alpena Chapman, Rodney Max Alpena 02/26/35 02/18/1969 NA LCDR Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War ( By County) COUNTY LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Alpena Elliott, Phillip Allen Alpena 03/27/49 03/10/1970 AR SP4 Alpena Emerson, Philip Blaine Alpena 11/26/46 05/17/1967 MC LCPL Alpena Fussey, Gene Paul Alpena 02/26/49 10/06/1969 AR SP4 Alpena Hahn, Bruce Edward Ossineke 07/13/48 05/06/1970 AR SSGT Alpena Heath, Ned Arthur Alpena 10/13/48 09/06/1968 AR SP4 Alpena Smith, Thomas Paul Alpena 02/23/50 09/06/1970 AR SGT Alpena Woloszyk, Donald Joseph Alpena 01/19/42 10/31/1977 NA LCDR Alpena Wozniak, Frederick Joseph Alpena 01/19/42 04/04/1978 AF MAJ Antrim Brown, Albert Lee Alba 10/22/46 08/22/1967 AR SP4 Antrim Bushard, William Dean Mancelona 02/13/46 06/09/1969 AR SGT Antrim Erickson, Joseph Frank Central Lake 07/15/50 02/23/1970 AR WO Antrim Wilcox, Raymond Lee Mancelona 03/31/46 08/20/1969 AR CPL Arenac Ott, Alan Robert Au Gres 09/07/46 06/03/1968 AR CPL Arenac Surber, Mark Wayne Sterling 08/19/49 09/22/1969 AR PFC Arenac Thornrton, Brian Lee Alger 10/31/48 09/30/1969 MC LCPL Baraga Bellaire, John Michael Baraga 12/22/48 11/12/1969 AR SGT Baraga Ovist, David Emanuel Pelkie 01/09/48 03/22/1969 MC CPL Baraga Picciano, Terrance Alan Baraga 01/18/49 06/06/1968 MC LCPL Baraga Rajala, Stanley Robert Watton 09/27/45 08/08/1969 AR CPL Baraga Shafer, Roger Dale Baraga 02/03/47 07/22/1968 AR SP5 Barry Bent, Gordon William Hickory Corners 03/15/49 11/13/1969 AR PFC Barry DeVries, Keith Allen Middleville 03/30/49 08/29/1969 AR SP4 Barry Gordon, Rogers Stuart Middleville 07/29/45 06/24/1969 AR CPL Barry Thomson, Carl Allen Nashville 01/05/49 11/14/1969 AR SP4 Bay Alderson, Michael Edward Bay City 06/08/44 03/11/1967 AR PFC Bay Allen, Terrance W Bay City 04/02/47 05/06/1968 AR SGT Bay Ayala, George Herman Bay City 08/20/50 10/28/1969 AR SP4 Bay Benson, Robert John Bay City 12/19/47 04/06/1968 AR PFC Bay Burney, James Larry Bay City 12/03/46 01/08/1968 AR PFC Bay Carmona, Jesse Jr Bay City 10/08/47 05/03/1968 AR CPL Bay Collier, Gerald James Essexville 04/23/43 10/15/1966 AR SP4 Bay Davidson, Michael Murray Bay City 01/01/48 02/09/1969 MC PFC Bay Davis, Billy Sylvester Pinconning 01/09/37 01/20/1967 AR SSGT Bay Felker, Gregory Wayne Bay City 10/06/50 12/24/1970 AR SP4 Bay Fritz, Jerald Duane Bay City 06/07/45 06/30/1966 MC PFC Bay Gibson, Raymond Albert Pinconning 07/10/49 10/16/1969 AR PFC Bay Gleason, Daniel Ward Bay City 10/22/43 02/23/1969 AR PFC Bay Jasura, Robert William Pinconning 08/04/48 11/13/1968 AR PFC Bay Kline, Robert James Bay City 11/03/47 04/10/1968 MC LCPL Bay Klinski, Michael Roman Auburn 04/22/48 07/17/1968 MC PFC Bay Kotewa, Floyd William Jr Bay City 05/12/52 08/14/1971 AR SGT Bay Martinez, Tomas Vasquez Munger 12/28/36 03/24/1966 AR SGT Bay Moll, Roger Ralph Bay City 12/28/47 08/23/1968 AR SP4 Bay Ouillette, Thomas Robert Pinconning 09/19/47 05/05/1968 AR PFC Bay Roche, John Donald Bay City 07/28/33 12/15/1967 AR SFC Bay Rosekrans, Leslie Donald Auburn 07/19/48 12/03/1968 AR SP4 Michigan Military Personnel Who Died in the Vietnam War ( By County) COUNTY LAST, FIRST-MIDDLE NAME CITY DOB DOD SERVICE RANK Bay Smith, Preston Lee Essexville 09/23/47 09/05/1970 AR 1LT Bay Toler, Richard George Bay City 02/25/46 04/17/1971 AR SSGT Bay VanDusen, Robert Edward Bay City 01/29/49 04/01/1969 AR PFC Bay VanOchten, Terry Joseph Bay City 12/07/50 07/17/1970 AR CPL Bay White, Alger Lawrence Jr Bay City 10/09/42 02/07/1968 AR SP5 Bay Williams, Frank A Kawkawlin 10/22/47 11/15/1967 AR SP4 Bay Wilson, Earl Lee Auburn 04/18/40 03/17/1969 MC SSGT Benzie Dinger, James Robert Thompsonville 11/29/44 02/16/1966 AR SP4 Benzie Ray, Dewey Vern Frankfort 07/09/47 09/14/1969 AR PFC Berrien Berkholz, David Dennis Berrien Springs 07/25/45 01/31/1967 AR SP4 Berrien Borton, Robert Curtis Jr Benton Harbor 06/24/46 8/24/1977 MC SGT Berrien Brueck, Richard Allen Berrien Springs 01/21/47 03/09/1970 AR SP4 Berrien Butgereit, Larry Duane Benton Harbor 09/03/45 01/11/1967 AR SGT Berrien Carver, Randall Allen Three Oaks 09/18/49 07/02/1970 AR SP4 Berrien Cook, Timothy Andrew Benton Harbor 04/01/47 09/20/1969 AR SGT Berrien Crossley, Eugene Benton Harbor 12/20/47 10/31/1968 AR CPL Berrien Davis, Willie Sonny Benton Harbor 04/07/47 10/11/1968 AR PVT Berrien Dixon, Carl Dean Niles 03/22/49 05/08/1970 AR PFC Berrien Edinger, James Gard Sodus 09/28/48 11/02/1967 MC PFC Berrien Farrell, Michael Charles Riverside 03/11/48 05/18/1967 MC LCPL Berrien Fletcher, Charles Eugene Buchanan 04/03/46 03/22/1967 AR SP4 Berrien Froehlich, Laurence E Sodus 12/26/49 05/13/1975 AF 1LT Berrien Haney, Bobby Gene Berrien Springs 03/18/49 03/14/1970 AR CPL Berrien Harris, Doyle Lee Coloma 02/27/45 06/07/1967 MC CPL Berrien Hermann, Gregory William Benton Harbor 06/21/51 04/18/1972 AR CWO Berrien Herndon, Ricky Lynn Watervliet 02/01/42 06/09/1967 AF SSGT Berrien Herndon, Thomas Hayden St.
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