Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Wilson Hawkins Jr
IN 05-08-1951 Korea Army
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Roscoe L Hawn
IN 07-10-1952 Korea Army
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Kenneth V Hay
IN 03-19-1951 Korea Army
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Orville L Hayden
IN 05-23-1951 Korea Army
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Leonard Edward Hayworth
IN 09-24-1950 Korea Marines
386
Mayo Seevers Heath
IN 02-15-1951 Korea Army
387
Charles William Heckman
IN 08-08-1950 Korea Marines
388
John Brown Heddons
IN 06-07-1952 Korea Navy
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Ralph Hedrick
IN 06-15-1952 Korea Army
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Carl John Heigl
IN 06-11-1952 Korea Marines
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Delmer Frederick Held
IN 09-18-1952 Korea Army
392
Robert L Helt
IN 06-04-1951 Korea Air Force
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Harold L Henderson
IN 03-17-1952 Korea Army
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Leo Joseph Henkenius
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Marines
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George Herr
IN 07-28-1950 Korea Air Force
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Eugene H Herrmann
IN 10-13-1951 Korea Army
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Rollo D Hibbs
IN 11-29-1950 Korea Air Force
398
Robert R Hickman
IN 02-12-1951 Korea Army
399
Arb Hicks Jr
IN 02-14-1951 Korea Army
400
James F Hill
IN 12-15-1950 Korea Army
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