Gold Star Veterans : West Virginia Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
301	Raymond Howard Highley	WV	12-11-1968	Vietnam	Marines
302	William Omer Hill	WV	12-11-1966	Vietnam	Army
303	Guy Richard Hively	WV	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
304	Douglas Edward Hoback	WV	02-02-1968	Vietnam	Army
305	Charles David Hoffman	WV	11-04-1970	Vietnam	Army
306	★ Radford Douglas Hogan	CO	01-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
307	James Lee Holcomb	WV	11-01-1966	Vietnam	Army
308	★ Kermit William Holland Jr	VA	03-22-1970	Vietnam	Marines
309	Billy Ray Holmes	WV	07-03-1968	Vietnam	Army
310	Merril Holt	WV	06-20-1970	Vietnam	Army
311	Melvin Sylvester Hoover	WV	06-06-1967	Vietnam	Marines
312	David Michael Hopkins	WV	09-28-1970	Vietnam	Army
313	Michael Lee Horn	WV	05-29-1968	Vietnam	Marines
314	James Harrison Horton	WV	03-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
315	Robert Sullivan Hoskins	WV	05-01-1968	Vietnam	Marines
316	Herman R Hostuttler	WV	11-15-1965	Vietnam	Army
317	Danny Ray Howell	WV	02-11-1968	Vietnam	Army
318	Hal Kent Howell	WV	09-29-1968	Vietnam	Marines
319	Charles Edwin Huddle Jr	WV	03-21-1965	Vietnam	Army
320	Eddie Gray Huffman	WV	02-01-1968	Vietnam	Army

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