Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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James Edward Hannibal
CA 01-26-1969 Vietnam Marines
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John Edward Hannigan III
CA 11-08-1965 Vietnam Army
2123
Mark John Hansen
CA 04-26-1969 Vietnam Army
2124
William James Hansen
CA 07-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
2125
Kenneth Gregory Hanson
CA 10-30-1967 Vietnam Army
2126
Stephen Paul Hanson
CA 06-03-1967 Vietnam Marines
2127
David Alan Haraldson
CA 05-21-1967 Vietnam Army
2128
Rory Timothy Haran
CA 06-05-1969 Vietnam Marines
2129
Allen Hideo Harano
CA 02-06-1968 Vietnam Army
2130
Anthony Gordon Harbord
CA 01-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2131
Thomas James Harbour
CA 06-02-1968 Vietnam Army
2132
Joseph Robert Hardee
CA 02-06-1970 Vietnam Army
2133
Robert Warren Hardesty
CA 03-16-1968 Vietnam Army
2134
David Lee Harding
CA 02-18-1970 Vietnam Army
2135
Terry Alan Harding
CA 05-25-1967 Vietnam Army
2136
Warren Guthrie Harding Jr
CA 02-28-1968 Vietnam Army
2137
James Allen Hardman
CA 11-08-1968 Vietnam Army
2138
Fred Douglas Hardy
CA 12-08-1966 Vietnam Marines
2139
Jerry Ray Hardy
CA 11-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
2140
John Kay Hardy Jr
CA 10-12-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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