Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
261	Arnold M Hegg	MN	07-16-1950	Korea	Army
262	Thomas Warren Heinzen	MN	10-06-1952	Korea	Marines
263	Donald Richard Heitkamp	MN	10-10-1951	Korea	Army
264	Donald R Helgeson	MN	07-15-1953	Korea	Army
265	Lawrence James Hengy	MN	09-15-1951	Korea	Marines
266	Luvern O Henning	MN	08-30-1951	Korea	Army
267	Wesley H Herrmann	MN	02-10-1952	Korea	Army
268	Andrew Heryla	MN	11-09-1950	Korea	Air Force
269	William Fredrick Heuer	MN	05-23-1952	Korea	Army
270	Earl Robert Hill	MN	10-02-1950	Korea	Marines
271	Rollie Walter Hines	MN	06-24-1953	Korea	Army
272	August Henry Hinrichs	MN	11-10-1950	Korea	Air Force
273	Harold G Hippie	MN	05-23-1951	Korea	Army
274	Kenneth Gervase Hoeschen	MN	08-08-1952	Korea	Navy
275	Delbert J Holliday	MN	11-30-1950	Korea	Army
276	John H Holman	MN	02-12-1951	Korea	Army
277	Raymond Andrew Holthaus	MN	09-28-1952	Korea	Marines
278	Donald L Hopke	MN	08-28-1951	Korea	Army
279	Robert J Hopkins	MN	10-21-1950	Korea	Army
280	Douglas V House	MN	02-21-1953	Korea	Army

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