Gold Star Veterans : Alabama : Missing in Action

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Name State Date War Branch
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Donald Edward Hoffman
AL 12-08-1951 Korea Air Force
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William C Hoffman
AL 01-19-1944 WW II Army AF
643
Emmett O Hogan
AL 01-13-1945 WW II Navy
644
Grady F Hogan
AL 12-25-1944 WW II Navy
645
Huel Calvan Hogan
AL 02-27-1945 WW II Marines
646
Jerry Franks Hogan
AL 01-21-1967 Vietnam Navy
647
Charles Herman Holcombe
AL 03-17-1944 WW II Mariner
648
Claude Herbert Holland Jr
AL 12-07-1941 WW II Navy
649
Neil Holland
AL 11-21-1944 WW II Army
650
Roy Curtis Holland
AL 11-13-1942 WW II Navy
651
Hubert H Holley
AL 10-24-1944 WW II Navy
652
Buford Hollingsworth
AL 07-11-1943 WW II Army
653
Ordis Oliver Hollis
AL 06-30-1943 WW II Navy
654
Clinton G Holloway
AL 08-05-1943 WW II Navy
655
Charles M Holmes
AL 02-28-1942 WW II Navy
656
Howard C Holmes
AL 03-15-1945 WW II Army
657
Louis C Holmes
AL 01-06-1945 WW II Navy
658
Lowell D Holmes
AL 12-07-1941 WW II Navy
659
Samuel T Holt
AL 05-28-1945 WW II Navy
660
Stuart Weir Hood
AL 03-12-1942 WW II Mariner
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