Gold Star Veterans : Michigan Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
1141	Herman Leroy Huey	MI	02-07-1966	Vietnam	Army
1142	Fernando James Hughes	MI	04-24-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1143	Gregory John Hughes	MI	09-26-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1144	Robert Allen Hughes	MI	12-12-1969	Vietnam	Marines
1145	Edward Charles Hultquist	MI	05-18-1967	Vietnam	Army
1146	Gilmer Earl Humphreys	MI	09-13-1968	Vietnam	Army
1147	★ Bob Clarence Hunt Jr	AZ	01-29-1966	Vietnam	Army
1148	Barry Alan Hunter	MI	10-09-1967	Vietnam	Marines
1149	Billy Ray Hunter	MI	08-30-1970	Vietnam	Army
1150	Michael Woodrow Hunter	MI	01-28-1970	Vietnam	Army
1151	★ Willie Hayward Hunter	FL	03-04-1968	Vietnam	Army
1152	Samuel Eugene Hurd	MI	01-03-1964	Vietnam	Air Force
1153	Thomas Willard Hurlbut	MI	07-08-1969	Vietnam	Army
1154	Horatio William Hurston	MI	08-14-1969	Vietnam	Army
1155	Paul Thomas Hurt III	MI	06-18-1969	Vietnam	Army
1156	John Randolph Huscher	MI	02-19-1968	Vietnam	Army
1157	Gary Arza Husted	MI	05-29-1968	Vietnam	Marines
1158	Walter Eugene Hutchinson	MI	09-04-1969	Vietnam	Army
1159	Ronald Lester Huxtable	MI	09-17-1970	Vietnam	Army
1160	Floyd Allan Hyder	MI	11-21-1967	Vietnam	Army

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