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Name State Date War Branch
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James L Heisel
IN WW I Army
662
James E Heisel
IN 06-23-1918 WW I Marines
663
Samuel R Heisman
IN WW I Army
664
John O Heitger
IN WW I Army
665
Clida L Henderson
IN WW I Army
666
Emmet Hendrickson
IN 10-03-1918 WW I Army
667
Wiled E Hensley
IN WW I Army
668
★ Richard Martin Henson
NE 10-04-1918 WW I Army
669
Charles Heppner
IN WW I Army
670
Chris Marlowe Herbig
IN WW I Army
671
Carl C Herdering
IN WW I Army
672
Raymond D Herner
IN WW I Army
673
Collin Hershberger
IN WW I Army
674
Mathias Joseph Hester
IN WW I Army
675
Cleo C Heuchan
IN WW I Army
676
Ralph Hiatt
IN WW I Army
677
Ralph Hiatt
IN WW I Army
678
Daniel Hibbard
IN 07-01-1918 WW I Army
679
Cleveland Hicks
IN 11-04-1918 WW I Army
680
Leland M Highet
IN 12-06-1917 WW I Navy
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