Gold Star Veterans : Minnesota Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
321	James Michael Haider	MN	07-12-1967	Vietnam	Army
322	Michael Edward Haider	MN	09-16-1969	Vietnam	Army
323	Clarence Dean Hakes	MN	02-24-1971	Vietnam	Army
324	David Michael Halbauer	MN	10-13-1965	Vietnam	Army
325	Marloye Keith Halgrimson	MN	05-12-1969	Vietnam	Army
326	Warren Stuart Hall	MN	01-17-1970	Vietnam	Army
327	★ Wilbur Lewis James Hallock Jr	FL	06-19-1968	Vietnam	Air Force
328	Milbert Walter Hamilton	MN	10-25-1969	Vietnam	Army
329	★ James Lewis Hamlet	WI	06-10-1967	Vietnam	Marines
330	Richard Joseph Hammer	MN	11-16-1967	Vietnam	Marines
331	★ Edward Cox Hammerbeck	VA	08-28-1969	Vietnam	Marines
332	Ronald Roy Hammerstrom	MN	12-07-1967	Vietnam	Army
333	Allan Fredrick Hamsmith	MN	07-22-1968	Vietnam	Army
334	Eugene Allen Handrahan	MN	10-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
335	Robert Alan Haney	MN	08-30-1969	Vietnam	Marines
336	Thomas William Haney	MN	08-14-1966	Vietnam	Army
337	Bernard Timothy Hansen	MN	06-09-1968	Vietnam	Army
338	Peter Raymond Hansen Jr	MN	02-06-1968	Vietnam	Army
339	★ William James Hansen	CA	07-06-1968	Vietnam	Marines
340	Alan Morris Hanson	MN	07-02-1967	Vietnam	Marines

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