Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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William Yancey Hadley
GA 12-04-1967 Vietnam Army
602
John Robert Hagan
GA 05-06-1969 Vietnam Marines
603
Cecil Morris Haigler
GA 04-30-1968 Vietnam Marines
604
Benjamin Wayne Haire
GA 05-20-1969 Vietnam Army
605
James Daniel Hakes Jr
CO 05-15-1966 Vietnam Marines
606
Hollis Ray Hale
GA 02-02-1968 Vietnam Army
607
Arvel Hugh Hall
GA 09-27-1966 Vietnam Marines
608
Charles Wayne Hall
GA 11-07-1968 Vietnam Army
609
Elmore Lawrence Hall
GA 10-08-1969 Vietnam Air Force
610
Jackie Wayne Hall
GA 01-13-1968 Vietnam Army
611
Lavle Jimmy Hall
AL 01-27-1967 Vietnam Marines
612
Perry Woodrow James Hall
GA 12-27-1969 Vietnam Army
613
Paul Truville Hallman
GA 02-04-1968 Vietnam Navy
614
John Calvin Halsey
GA 07-25-1971 Vietnam Army
615
Stephen Lloyd Halstead
GA 03-24-1968 Vietnam Army
616
James Hambrick Jr
GA 11-11-1968 Vietnam Marines
617
Clyde Randall Hamby
CA 05-22-1968 Vietnam Marines
618
Kirby Lynn Hamby
GA 06-08-1968 Vietnam Army
619
Lanny Mayes Hamby
GA 10-14-1969 Vietnam Army
620
James Edward Hamilton
GA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Army
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