Probably not, most states don't list all of their veterans, there would be far too many names. However, besides the wall in Washington DC, each state normally has some sort of memorial listing the names of their dead. Texas should be no exception...and one would think "especially Texas." And while we're on the subject; Texas sacrificed 3,415 men to the Viet War.
Vietnam vets, collectively. If you're looking for a list of specific names, sorry. That information is private.
After; many Vietnam vets were also WWII veterans.
VVAA. Not the government
Primarily senior NCO's and Officers were Viet War vets, such as General's Schwarzkopf and Powell (Americal Division, Vietnam), etc. Possibly 1,000 men were Viet War vets.
Contact one the following vet groups: 1. AMVETS (American Veterans-founded in 1944 by WW2 vets) 2. VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars-founded in 1899 by Spanish-American War vets) 3. AMERICAN LEGION (Founded in 1919 by WW1 vets) 4. VVA (Vietnam Veterans of America-founded in 1978 by Viet War vets)
For a starting point, try: "The American War Library" and try "Statistics about the Vietnam War."
Hawaii sacrificed over 200 men in the war.
Vietnam vets, collectively. If you're looking for a list of specific names, sorry. That information is private.
Washington, D.C.
I recommend posting a notice with the Marine Corps League seeking Canadian Marine Vets.
After; many Vietnam vets were also WWII veterans.
Michigan lost approximately 2,654 men in Vietnam.
There is no day for the Vietnam vets. Instead there is a veteran day for all in November.
1,072 servicemen from Minnesota died in the Vietnam War.
The government helped.
Vietnam vets fought a different type of war , some classify it a a conflict similar to the Koren war . Nam vets were required to a year tour of duty , 13 months for the marines compared the duration of the war for older vets . The older vets also less of a profile at home because the the larger numbers involved . And were sucessful at the end .
154,000 on any given night