Gold Star Veterans : New York Korean War

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Name State Date War Branch
1081
Irving W Hey
NY 06-05-1951 Korea Army
1082
Peter A Heyl
NY 12-18-1951 Korea Air Force
1083
James Edward Hicks
NY 10-14-1952 Korea Army
1084
Thomas Hicks
NY 09-18-1950 Korea Army
1085
John Joseph Higgins
NY 07-06-1950 Korea Air Force
1086
Clarence Francis Hile
NY 08-18-1950 Korea Marines
1087
Griswold M Hill
NY 03-01-1951 Korea Marines
1088
Robert A Hill
NY 08-13-1950 Korea Army
1089
William Francis Hill
NY 08-30-1952 Korea Marines
1090
Edward F Hines
NY 06-14-1952 Korea Army
1091
David Hinkson
NY 11-24-1953 Korea Army
1092
Gerald M Hironimus
NY 09-26-1950 Korea Army
1093
Theodore B Hirsch
NY 03-29-1953 Korea Marines
1094
Axel Hirschberger
NY 07-15-1953 Korea Army
1095
Edmond Hitziger
NY 01-28-1953 Korea Army
1096
Edward L Hluboky
NY 07-11-1950 Korea Army
1097
Marti Hochenberger
NY 12-26-1952 Korea Army
1098
Thomas Salkald Hodgson
NY 03-24-1952 Korea Marines
1099
Irvin D Hoeflich
NY 08-25-1950 Korea Army
1100
Herbert Gerald Hoehn
NY 09-10-1950 Korea Army
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