Gold Star Veterans : Oklahoma World War I

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
701	Adolphus O Holt	OK		WW I	Army
702	Leroy S Homsher	OK		WW I	Army
703	George F Hooper	OK		WW I	Army
704	Claud R Hoover	OK		WW I	Army
705	Philip H Hoover	OK		WW I	Army
706	Bertram C Horner	OK	05-30-1919	WW I	Army
707	Virgil E Hornl	OK		WW I	Army
708	Ned Hoskins	OK		WW I	Army
709	Wilham C Hosliiler	OK		WW I	Army
710	Norman V Howard	OK		WW I	Army
711	Henry Perry Howell	OK		WW I	Army
712	Pearl Howeth	OK		WW I	Army
713	Alvia Hubbs	OK		WW I	Army
714	Talmage M Huddleston	OK		WW I	Army
715	Alva J Hudiburgh	OK	10-09-1918	WW I	Army
716	Eugene Hudson	OK	05-11-1918	WW I	Army
717	Douglas D Huff	OK		WW I	Army
718	William N Huff	OK		WW I	Army
719	Ernest L Hull	OK		WW I	Army
720	Lewis W Hulme	OK	09-12-1918	WW I	Army

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