Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Wayne Edwin Halstead
CA 06-20-1967 Vietnam Marines
2102
Ernest Joseph Halvorson
CA 10-24-1964 Vietnam Air Force
2103
Harold Michael Hambrick
CA 10-10-1965 Vietnam Army
2104
Clyde Randall Hamby
CA 05-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
2105
Earlie C Hamilton Jr
CA 03-22-1967 Vietnam Army
2106
Glenn Anthony Hamilton
CA 07-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
2107
Roland Charles Hamilton
CA 07-22-1969 Vietnam Marines
2108
Lee Thomas Hamman
CA 03-19-1969 Vietnam Navy
2109
James Leroy Hammar
CA 09-30-1967 Vietnam Army
2110
Robert Ralph Hammer
CA 05-14-1968 Vietnam Army
2111
Richard Lee Hammett
CA 11-27-1968 Vietnam Army
2112
Kenneth Joe Hammond
CA 11-22-1965 Vietnam Army
2113
Lloyd Martin Hammond Jr
CA 12-20-1969 Vietnam Army
2114
Henry Garfield Hampton
CA 05-14-1967 Vietnam Army
2115
David Delany Hanbury
CA 04-18-1969 Vietnam Army
2116
Charles Edward Hancock
CA 09-10-1969 Vietnam Army
2117
Jack Dennis Hanger
CA 03-21-1967 Vietnam Army
2118
Gregory L Hankamer
CA 05-13-1975 Vietnam Air Force
2119
Ernest Beauel Hanks III
CA 09-30-1967 Vietnam Marines
2120
David Michel Hann
CA 03-04-1966 Vietnam Marines
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