Gold Star Veterans : California Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Foster Earl Harrison
CA 06-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2162
James Richard Harrison
CA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
2163
Paul James Harrison
CA 05-21-1966 Vietnam Army
2164
Ernest Dwight Hart Jr
CA 06-17-1971 Vietnam Army
2165
Greg Eugene Hart
WA 10-26-1966 Vietnam Navy
2166
Joseph Lester Hart
CA 03-29-1970 Vietnam Army
2167
Charles Lee Hartland
CA 09-08-1966 Vietnam Marines
2168
John William Hartman
CA 11-30-1967 Vietnam Army
2169
Marvin Leo Hartman
WA 12-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
2170
Nicholas Mark Hartman
CA 11-17-1966 Vietnam Army
2171
Robert Glenn Hartman
CA 10-01-1969 Vietnam Army
2172
William Taylor Hartman
CA 01-20-1968 Vietnam Army
2173
Richard Miguel Hartnell
CA 07-31-1966 Vietnam Army
2174
David Lewis Harty
CA 04-26-1968 Vietnam Marines
2175
Jeffery Arnold Harvey
CA 04-27-1969 Vietnam Army
2176
Michael Gail Harvey
CA 06-23-1967 Vietnam Army
2177
Neil Edward Harvey
CA 12-17-1969 Vietnam Army
2178
Charles Wesley Haskell
CA 05-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
2179
Michael Wayne Haskins
CA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Navy
2180
Thomas Earl Haslet
CA 05-07-1970 Vietnam Army
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