Gold Star Veterans : Georgia Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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David Cleveland Hogan
GA 01-22-1969 Vietnam Army
702
Carl Eugene Holbrook
GA 06-25-1967 Vietnam Army
703
Daniel Holcomb
GA 02-20-1968 Vietnam Army
704
Melvin Douglas Holcomb
CA 07-06-1967 Vietnam Marines
705
Eddie Herman Holland
GA 01-05-1968 Vietnam Army
706
Harold Anthony Holmes
GA 07-20-1970 Vietnam Army
707
Joseph Holmes
GA 10-16-1969 Vietnam Army
708
Larry Lamar Holmes
GA 05-18-1969 Vietnam Army
709
Nathan Holmes
GA 03-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
710
Jack English Holt
GA 01-01-1967 Vietnam Army
711
Richard Ancil Holt
GA 06-06-1968 Vietnam Army
712
Leon G Holton
GA 10-08-1965 Vietnam Army
713
Philip Bruce Holtzclaw
GA 03-11-1971 Vietnam Army
714
Thomas J Holtzclaw III
GA 04-21-1967 Vietnam Marines
715
Raymond Kermit Honaker Jr
GA 08-31-1968 Vietnam Army
716
Charles Martin Honour Jr
GA 02-18-1966 Vietnam Army
717
Carlton Harvey Hood
GA 05-27-1968 Vietnam Marines
718
Wiley Dean Hooks
GA 05-09-1970 Vietnam Army
719
James Harrison Hopkins
GA 06-04-1969 Vietnam Army
720
Perry Bernard Hopkins
GA 10-30-1969 Vietnam Army
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