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Name State Date War Branch
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Jack A Holloway
IA 03-29-1945 WW II Navy
762
Merl W Holm
IA 11-26-1942 WW II Army
763
Ira V Holman
IA 07-30-1918 WW I Army
764
Lester Evan Holmes
IA 05-22-1967 Vietnam Air Force
765
Charles H Honea
IA 11-30-1950 Korea Army
766
John H Hoover
IA 10-24-1944 WW II Navy
767
Robert L Hopkins
IA 04-28-1944 WW II Army
768
Thaine L Hopkins
IA 10-25-1944 WW II Navy
769
Thomas Hopley
IA 05-04-1945 WW II Navy
770
Marshall S Hopp
IA 07-17-1945 WW II Navy
771
Charles Thomas Hopper
IA 07-14-1953 Korea Army
772
Clarence M Horner
IA 12-17-1944 WW II Army
773
Warren P Horner
IA 10-24-1944 WW II Army
774
Robert Milvoy Horsky
IA 12-11-1965 Vietnam Air Force
775
Clarence T Horsman
IA 02-12-1945 WW II Army
776
James Harden Houchin
IA 10-16-1943 WW II Navy
777
Mitchel Houchin
IA 06-16-1918 WW I Army
778
Joseph V Houdek
IA 10-30-1944 WW II Navy
779
Charles R Hough
IA 11-14-1945 WW II Navy
780
George R Houston
IA 08-30-1944 WW II Navy
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