Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Lawrence Everett Hames
MI 02-18-1968 Vietnam Marines
982
James Richard Hamilton
MI 08-21-1968 Vietnam Army
983
Paul Hamilton Jr
MI 10-03-1965 Vietnam Marines
984
Richard Lenard Hamilton
MI 02-26-1971 Vietnam Army
985
Arthur F Hammarstrom Jr
MI 07-24-1965 Vietnam Army
986
Charles Weldon Hammond
MI 06-09-1968 Vietnam Army
987
Dennis Wayne Hammond
MI 02-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
988
Terry Michael Hammond
MI 08-30-1971 Vietnam Army
989
Bobby Gene Haney
MI 03-14-1970 Vietnam Army
990
William David Haney
MI 08-23-1967 Vietnam Marines
991
William Thomas Haney
MI 10-17-1969 Vietnam Army
992
Elgie George Hanna
MI 03-20-1968 Vietnam Army
993
Donald Jerry Hanning
MI 09-03-1972 Vietnam Army
994
Charles Leon Hanselman
MI 01-10-1968 Vietnam Army
995
Robert Alan Hanselman
MI 12-22-1967 Vietnam Army
996
Sherron Everett Harbison
MI 05-05-1968 Vietnam Army
997
Willie Charles Hardy
MI 09-17-1968 Vietnam Army
998
Thomas Jones Harkness Jr
MI 07-31-1968 Vietnam Army
999
Charles Harmon
MI 03-25-1966 Vietnam Army
1000
Dennis Leroy Harmon
MI 07-21-1966 Vietnam Marines
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