Gold Star Veterans : California Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Henry John Hampton
CA 09-21-1950 Korea Army
1002
Norman W Hance
CA 08-26-1950 Korea Army
1003
Irwin Handler
CA 12-05-1950 Korea Marines
1004
James F Haner Jr
CA 06-12-1953 Korea Army
1005
Elven Newman Haney
CA 04-21-1952 Korea Navy
1006
John Wesley Hansard
CA 07-27-1952 Korea Army
1007
John J Hansen
CA 02-18-1952 Korea Army
1008
Martin A Hansen
CA 09-14-1950 Korea Army
1009
Olaf Rudolph Hansen
CA 03-15-1952 Korea Army
1010
Robert Gordon Hansen
CA 12-03-1950 Korea Marines
1011
Nicholas J Hansinger
CA 07-12-1950 Korea Army
1012
Leland Hanson
CA 01-17-1952 Korea Army
1013
William Rudolph Haralson
CA 09-22-1952 Korea Marines
1014
Howell Wayne Hardgrave
CA 06-28-1953 Korea Army
1015
George E Hardin
CA 10-13-1951 Korea Army
1016
Horace C Harding
CA 01-11-1951 Korea Army
1017
Harold E Harley
CA 07-27-1950 Korea Army
1018
Mitchell Harper
CA 04-20-1952 Korea Army
1019
Clifford R Harries
CA 09-22-1950 Korea Army
1020
George Harrington
CA 09-09-1951 Korea Army
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