Gold Star Veterans : South Carolina Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
381	★ John Lester Hines	VA	09-15-1967	Vietnam	Army
382	John Thomas Hines	SC	01-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
383	Eugene Hingleton Jr	SC	10-08-1968	Vietnam	Army
384	Michael Lynn Hino	SC	11-01-1971	Vietnam	Army
385	John Robert Hinson	SC	08-16-1967	Vietnam	Marines
386	Ronald Douglas Hinson	SC	04-16-1968	Vietnam	Army
387	Harkles Leroy Hodges	SC	07-23-1968	Vietnam	Army
388	Shuler Adolf Hoffman	SC	02-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
389	Carl Lewis Holder	SC	01-03-1969	Vietnam	Marines
390	Vernon Gilbert Hollifield	SC	08-25-1966	Vietnam	Army
391	Jerry G Hollingsworth Jr	SC	05-16-1968	Vietnam	Marines
392	John Henry Holmes	SC	12-01-1970	Vietnam	Army
393	Thomas Eugene Holmes	SC	11-06-1969	Vietnam	Army
394	Alphonzo Holmon Jr	SC	02-01-1968	Vietnam	Marines
395	John Arthur Hooker	SC	03-10-1968	Vietnam	Army
396	Dayton Joseph Hooks	SC	06-07-1968	Vietnam	Army
397	★ Leroy Hopkins Jr	AZ	10-23-1967	Vietnam	Army
398	Mylon Ray Hopkins	SC	06-11-1969	Vietnam	Army
399	Francis D Horlback	SC	07-14-1967	Vietnam	Army
400	Matthew Hough	SC	02-23-1966	Vietnam	Army

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