Gold Star Veterans : New Jersey Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Donald Kelcey Halvorsen
NJ 05-14-1967 Vietnam Marines
582
William Bernard Hamacher
NJ 05-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
583
John Albert Hancock
NJ 12-08-1969 Vietnam Army
584
Paul Wayne Handerhan
NJ 04-25-1970 Vietnam Marines
585
James Paul Hanlon
NJ 02-27-1969 Vietnam Army
586
Udo Hannigan
NJ 04-18-1968 Vietnam Army
587
Robert Hanson
NJ 06-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
588
Andrew Harbienko
NJ 02-10-1969 Vietnam Army
589
William Richard Hardin
NJ 01-29-1966 Vietnam Army
590
Dale Vernon Hargrove
NJ 10-26-1970 Vietnam Army
591
Lantie Lawrence Harris Jr
NJ 10-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
592
Walter Harris
NJ 09-20-1966 Vietnam Army
593
Herman Clyde Harrison Jr
NJ 12-07-1968 Vietnam Air Force
594
Richard Danner Hartman
NJ 07-18-1967 Vietnam Navy
595
William Louis Hashagen
NJ 03-05-1971 Vietnam Army
596
Robert Charles Hauser
NJ 09-24-1966 Vietnam Army
597
Dale Harry Haver
NJ 04-11-1969 Vietnam Army
598
Francis Joseph Hayes Jr
NJ 05-15-1968 Vietnam Army
599
Jeremiah Michael Hayes Jr
NJ 08-12-1969 Vietnam Army
600
Joseph Fred Hayes
NJ 01-07-1967 Vietnam Marines
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