Gold Star Veterans : Pennsylvania Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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Andrew Anthony Horchar Jr
PA 04-09-1970 Vietnam Navy
1302
Kenneth Eugene Hornbaker
PA 02-19-1968 Vietnam Army
1303
Austin Albert Horne
PA 12-06-1967 Vietnam Army
1304
Larry Mark Horner
PA 07-09-1970 Vietnam Army
1305
Donald M Horton
PA 02-27-1969 Vietnam Navy
1306
Charles William Horvath
PA 09-10-1967 Vietnam Marines
1307
William Francis Horvath
PA 04-13-1967 Vietnam Army
1308
Stanley Louis Horwitz
PA 10-21-1966 Vietnam Army
1309
George Hoskins Jr
PA 05-24-1969 Vietnam Army
1310
Allen Paul Houck
PA 08-04-1968 Vietnam Marines
1311
Lawrence Emanuel Houck II
PA 02-04-1969 Vietnam Marines
1312
Clyde Richard Houser Jr
PA 06-13-1967 Vietnam Army
1313
William Joseph Houston
PA 09-22-1968 Vietnam Army
1314
Andrew M Hovancik Jr
PA 07-16-1967 Vietnam Marines
1315
Horace Howard
PA 02-01-1968 Vietnam Marines
1316
Lawrence Paige Howard Jr
PA 11-08-1965 Vietnam Army
1317
Robert Clarence Howard
PA 11-04-1967 Vietnam Army
1318
Michael Gerard Hoyer
PA 09-01-1965 Vietnam Marines
1319
Michael Stephen Hrutkay
PA 11-08-1969 Vietnam Army
1320
Merle Griffin Hubbard
PA 01-29-1970 Vietnam Army
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