Gold Star Veterans : Florida Vietnam War

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indicates a related state match, for example, born in or lived in or attended school in Florida
Name State Date War Branch
801
John Hooper V Hathaway
FL 10-11-1969 Vietnam Air Force
802
Steve Hathaway
FL 06-23-1969 Vietnam Army
803
Walter Samuel Hathaway
FL 05-04-1969 Vietnam Army
804
Kenneth Jerome Hawkins
FL 06-11-1968 Vietnam Army
805
Lawrence Chester Hawley
FL 02-08-1969 Vietnam Army
806
Andrew George Hawthorne
AL 07-31-1970 Vietnam Army
807
Ralph Parker Hayden
FL 05-06-1968 Vietnam Army
808
Albert Judson Hayes
FL 02-14-1967 Vietnam Army
809
James Edward Hayes
FL 12-16-1969 Vietnam Army
810
Quentin Hayes
FL 05-09-1968 Vietnam Army
811
John Hulsey Hays
FL 11-08-1968 Vietnam Army
812
John Kent Hayward
FL 12-17-1968 Vietnam Army
813
Brian Charles Heath
FL 06-20-1969 Vietnam Army
814
Michael Frederick Heath
FL 05-31-1969 Vietnam Army
815
Henry Nicholas Heide II
FL 11-29-1969 Vietnam Army
816
James Reeve Heimbold
CA 12-04-1970 Vietnam Army
817
Theodore E Heinselman
FL 03-26-1969 Vietnam Army
818
Gary Paul Heizer
FL 03-27-1969 Vietnam Army
819
Robert Fulton Helveston
FL 02-04-1967 Vietnam Army
820
Edward E Henderson Jr
FL 07-02-1968 Vietnam Army
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