Gold Star Veterans : Alabama Korean War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
321	Lester G Hoyt	AL	09-14-1950	Korea	Army
322	Lucius W Hughes	AL	12-06-1950	Korea	Army
323	Morris E Hughes	AL	05-26-1953	Korea	Army
324	Ervin Hulett	AL	12-25-1952	Korea	Army
325	Joseph Hunter Jr	AL	02-12-1951	Korea	Army
326	William Bryant Hunter	AL	09-23-1950	Korea	Marines
327	Johnnie R Hutchins	AL	03-23-1952	Korea	Army
328	Daniel T Hyde	AL	06-03-1951	Korea	Army
329	Clarence B Ingle	AL	06-03-1951	Korea	Army
330	Van Conrade Ingram	AL	03-22-1952	Korea	Navy
331	Albert Jackson	AL	02-14-1951	Korea	Army
332	Arthur Jackson	AL	09-22-1950	Korea	Army
333	Comer Jackson Jr	AL	11-28-1950	Korea	Army
334	David Jackson Jr	AL	08-30-1950	Korea	Army
335	Ernest Jackson	AL	01-07-1953	Korea	Army
336	Irby L Jackson	AL	06-13-1952	Korea	Army
337	George L Jacobs	AL	03-31-1953	Korea	Army
338	Albert James Jr	AL	10-17-1952	Korea	Army
339	James January	AL	11-02-1951	Korea	Army
340	Cleveland Jarrell	AL	09-03-1950	Korea	Army

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