Gold Star Veterans : Montana Vietnam War

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	Name	State	Date	War	Branch
101	Gregory Lee Habets	MT	03-26-1969	Vietnam	Army
102	Edward Joseph Hagl	MT	03-14-1968	Vietnam	Navy
103	Charles William Han	MT	11-20-1968	Vietnam	Army
104	Anthony Gene Harness	MT	03-29-1969	Vietnam	Army
105	Lewis Craig Harris	MT	03-11-1969	Vietnam	Navy
106	Michael William Havranek	MT	06-11-1967	Vietnam	Marines
107	★ Thomas G Hawkins	AZ	11-06-1967	Vietnam	Army
108	Louis Glenn Healy	MT	07-05-1968	Vietnam	Marines
109	Gregory Phillip Helsley	MT	07-23-1968	Vietnam	Navy
110	Greg Neal Henderson	MT	04-10-1971	Vietnam	Army
111	Hal Kent Henderson	MT	08-02-1969	Vietnam	Air Force
112	Michael Franc Hendrickson	MT	07-25-1968	Vietnam	Marines
113	Mark Alan Hensley	MT	09-19-1970	Vietnam	Army
114	Russell James E Hevern	MT	01-07-1969	Vietnam	Marines
115	Mark Gordon Hinkle	MT	11-03-1965	Vietnam	Army
116	Gary Roger Hinther	MT	06-29-1968	Vietnam	Army
117	Raymond Dale Hoerner	MT	01-10-1967	Vietnam	Army
118	Robert Edwin Holton	MT	01-29-1969	Vietnam	Air Force
119	Roger William Hood	MT	04-13-1969	Vietnam	Army
120	Walter John Howard Jr	MT	09-30-1968	Vietnam	Marines

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