Gold Star Veterans : Indiana Korean War

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Robert Lee Hinds
IN 12-07-1950 Korea Marines
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Frank D Hines
IN 03-04-1951 Korea Army
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George H Hines
IN 08-03-1951 Korea Army
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Robert N Hinkel
IN 08-09-1950 Korea Army
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William R Hobson
IN 09-04-1950 Korea Army
406
William M Hodge
IN 07-26-1950 Korea Army
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Marvin J Hoheimer
IN 01-26-1951 Korea Army
408
Arlie Holland
IN 03-28-1951 Korea Army
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Joseph Francis Holle
IN 07-08-1953 Korea Army
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Charles Rutherford Holman
IN 08-01-1952 Korea Navy
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John R S Holmes
IN 04-25-1953 Korea Army
412
Floyd Edward Hooper
IN 02-04-1951 Korea Army
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Donald W Hopkins
IN 09-17-1950 Korea Army
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Robert E Hosler
IN 11-28-1950 Korea Army
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James M Houston
IN 08-10-1950 Korea Army
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Ross L Howey
IN 09-22-1951 Korea Army
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Ralph E Hubartt Jr
IN 11-27-1950 Korea Army
418
Gerald L Huffman
IN 08-26-1951 Korea Army
419
Paul F Hukill
IN 11-30-1950 Korea Army
420
Jackie Lee Hulse
IN 12-27-1952 Korea Air Force
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