Gold Star Veterans : Kansas Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Kansas
Name State Date War Branch
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Leo Larry Hadley
KS 08-14-1968 Vietnam Army
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Joel Thomas Hageman
KS 03-12-1971 Vietnam Army
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Harlow Kenneth Halbower
KS 01-02-1966 Vietnam Air Force
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Victor Hale
KS 12-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
245
Lloyd E Handshumaker Jr
KS 05-17-1969 Vietnam Army
246
Dexter Duane Harbour
KS 02-20-1970 Vietnam Army
247
William Harp
FL 09-04-1970 Vietnam Army
248
Charles Edward Harris
VA 01-14-1968 Vietnam Marines
249
John James Harris
KS 03-17-1968 Vietnam Marines
250
Robert Lee Harris
KS 09-04-1969 Vietnam Army
251
Russell Lee Harris
UT 02-11-1969 Vietnam Army
252
Jimmy Ken Harrison
KS 11-01-1969 Vietnam Army
253
Patrick Kendal Harrold
KS 12-05-1969 Vietnam Air Force
254
Larry Wayne Harvey
KS 03-21-1972 Vietnam Army
255
James Peter Hassett
KS 06-05-1970 Vietnam Army
256
Ronald Lee Haug
KS 02-13-1970 Vietnam Army
257
William Allen Hawthorne
KS 11-20-1967 Vietnam Army
258
George E Hayes
KS 02-14-1966 Vietnam Army
259
Clifton Walter Hays
KS 11-10-1965 Vietnam Army
260
Jazreal Levite Haywood
KS 03-05-1968 Vietnam Army
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