Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Kenneth Eugene Hines
OH 11-27-1950 Korea Army
702
Floyd Everett Hinkle
OH 11-01-1952 Korea Marines
703
Velmon Hitchcock
OH 03-08-1951 Korea Army
704
Clyde J Hite
OH 02-05-1951 Korea Army
705
Roger E Hittle
OH 11-26-1950 Korea Army
706
Bruce Allen Hochstetler
OH 08-17-1951 Korea Army
707
Willard P Hodge
OH 11-29-1950 Korea Army
708
Robert Elmer Hoey
OH 10-10-1953 Korea Army
709
Franklin R Hoffman
OH 04-18-1953 Korea Army
710
Jo Hoffman
OH 03-11-1951 Korea Army
711
Kyle Arnold Hoffman
OH 12-02-1950 Korea Marines
712
Clarence S Hogue
OH 11-02-1950 Korea Army
713
James J Hohn
OH 06-20-1952 Korea Army
714
Freddie G Hoit
OH 07-16-1950 Korea Army
715
Lester A Holcomb
OH 11-13-1950 Korea Air Force
716
Frank E Holland
OH 12-22-1952 Korea Army
717
William Kenneth Holland
OH 07-05-1950 Korea Army
718
Ivan Lowell Hollar
OH 10-05-1951 Korea Marines
719
J T Holley
OH 01-14-1951 Korea Army
720
Edwin Hollis
OH 08-31-1950 Korea Army
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