Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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George Edward Hatten
GA 05-06-1967 Vietnam Army
662
Willie Clarence Haugabook
GA 07-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
663
James Dale Hawes
GA 11-11-1965 Vietnam Army
664
Ralls Hawkins
GA 11-21-1966 Vietnam Army
665
Robert Lewis Hawkins
AZ 02-21-1970 Vietnam Marines
666
Albert Judson Hayes
FL 02-14-1967 Vietnam Army
667
David Bartow Hayes
GA 07-13-1970 Vietnam Army
668
Ivey Jackson Hayes
GA 04-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
669
Bobby Vernon Hayslip
GA 05-19-1967 Vietnam Army
670
Billy Ray Head
GA 05-19-1969 Vietnam Army
671
Earnest Heard Jr
GA 08-07-1969 Vietnam Army
672
Tommy Calvin Heaton
GA 04-17-1969 Vietnam Army
673
John Kenneth Helton
GA 07-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
674
James Thomas Hembree Jr
GA 07-14-1970 Vietnam Army
675
Billy Hugh Henderson
GA 03-06-1968 Vietnam Marines
676
Willie Lee Henry
GA 08-18-1968 Vietnam Army
677
David Mack Herendon
GA 11-04-1967 Vietnam Army
678
Everett Deloy Herren
GA 01-27-1970 Vietnam Army
679
Ronald Wayne Herren
GA 05-27-1968 Vietnam Army
680
Elijah Herring Jr
GA 03-09-1969 Vietnam Marines
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