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HAABAK, LEONARD R. Born Minot, ND 6 Dec 47 -144- HAABAK, LEONARD R. Born Minot, ND 6 Dec HAAKENSON, DENNIS G. Born Bottineau, ND 13 HAAS, CHRISTIAN J. Born Moorhead, MN 23 47; Resident Ward County, ND; Entered May 43; Resident Bottineau County, ND; En- Mar 52; Resident Morton County, ND; En- US Navy Minot, ND 17 Jul 67; Served in tered US Army Fargo, ND 5 Dec 61; Served tered US Marine Corps Fargo, ND 21 Aug 69; Vietnam; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Whidbey o/s theater unk; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Ft Served in Vieritam; Awards: Combat Action Island, WA 5 Apr 71; AQF2. 5466 Riley, KS 4 Dec 64; PFC. 10053 Ribbon; Sep Great Lakes, IL 16 Apr 71; LCPL. 17513 HAABAK, RICHARD M. Born Yakima, WA 23 Sep HAAKENSON, DENNIS P. Born Minot, ND 25 Jul 49; Resident Nelson County, ND; Entered 46; Resident Bottineau County, ND; Entered HAAS, DWIGHT C. Born Devils Lake, ND 30 US Army Fargo, ND 20 Jan 71; Sep Ft Hood, US Army Fargo, ND 12 May 66; Served in Sep 51; Resident Nelson County, ND; En- TX 19 Jan 73; 5P4. 18795 Europe; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Ft Dix, NJ 24 tered US Army Fargo, ND 16 Feb 71; Served Apr 68; 5P4. 4684 in Vietnam, Indochina; Sep Ft Benjamin HAADEM, ELROY E. Born Jamestown, ND Si Harrison, IN 28 Sep 72; SP5. 19388 Apr 42; Resident Kidder County, ND; HAAKENSON, HARVEY T. Born Binford, ND 24 Entered US Army Tappen, ND 5 Mar 65; Aug 45; Resident Stutsman County, ND; En- HAAS, EDWARD A. Born Bottineau, ND 10 Sep Served in Vietnam; Awards: AM, DFC, GMB; tered US Army Fargo, ND 5 Nov 64; Served 51; Resident Rolette County, ND; Entered Sep Ft Stewart, GA 4 Mar 68; CPT. 13871 in Europe; Sep Ft Hamilton, NY 14 Oct 66; US Army Fargo, ND 19 Jan 71; Served in SP4. 6136 Europe; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Ft Dix, NJ 11 HAAG, GERALD L. Born Dickinson, ND 6 Mar Jan 73; SP4. 19039 53; Resident Stark County, ND; Entered US HAAKENSON, KIRK G. Born Seattle, WA 28 Dec Army Dickinson, ND 28 Nov 72; Served in 50; Resident Williams County, ND; Entered HAAS, FREDOLPH M.Born Park River, ND 17 Turkey; Awards: GDCMDL; Sep APO, NY 31 Aug US Navy Williston, ND 9 Jan 69; Served in Mar 31; Resident Walsh County, ND; Entered 74; SP4. 25675 Vietnam, Guam; Sep USS Vega 8 Dec 72; US Navy Minneapolis, MN 3 Jan 51; Served SM3. 18490 in Korea, Thailand; Awards: GCMDL; Sep HAAG, GLYNN R. Born Edgeley, ND 6 May 51; Minneapolis, MN 5 Dec 69; INC. 9290 Resident Logan County, ND; Entered US Army HAAKENSON, MARLOWE A. Born Grand Forks, ND at place unk 9 Sep 69; Served in Europe; 20 Feb 43; Resident Walsh County, ND; En- HAAS, GARY S. Born Devils Lake, ND 16 Apr Sep Ft Dix, NJ 30 Jul 71; 5P5. 7203 tered US Army Oslo, MN 12 Sep 66; Served 50; Resident Nelson County, ND; Entered in Vietnam; Awards: BSM; Sep Ft Leonard US Army Fargo, ND 11 Aug 71; Served in HAAG, LOUIS L. Born Dickinson, ND 10 Oct Wood, MO 11 Sep 68; 1LT. 22837 Vietnam; Sep Ft Meade, MD 10 May 73; SP4. 32; Resident Dunn County, ND; Entered US 21613 Air Force at place unk 13 Nov 52; Sep at HAAKENSON, PHILIP J. Born Minot, ND 2 Aug place unk 29 Oct 58; Entered US Air Force 48; Resident Bottineau County, ND; Entered HAAS, JEROME H. Born Bismarck, ND 2 Feb Seattle, WA 15 Dec 58; Served in France, US Army Fargo, ND 31 Aug 66; Sep Ft Lewis, 49; Resident Burleigh County, ND; Entered Korea; Awards: AFGCMDL; Cont on AD as of WA 17 Jul 68; Entered US Army Fargo, ND US Army Bismarck, ND 8 Mar 72; Awards: 8 Mar 73 in grade of SSGT. 20334 23 Jan 69; Served in Vietnm; Sep Ft ARCOM; Sep Ft Ord, CA 7 Mar 74; 2LT. 24544 Stewart, GA 22 Jan 71; SP4. 1088 HAAS, LEROY R. Born Edgeley, ND 6 Jan 41; HAAG, ROBERT E. Born Mandan, ND 24 Jan 49; Resident McIntosh County, ND; Entered US Resident Morton County, ND; Entered US HAAKENSON, RODNEY D. Born Bottineau, ND Air Force Fargo, ND 24 Jun 59; Sep Dyess Army Fargo, ND 17 Jun 69; Served in Viet- 10 Aug 38; Resident Bottineau County, ND; AFB, TX I May 63; Entered US Army Abilene, nam; Awards: CUB, ARCOM, BSM; Sep Ft Entered Us Army Fargo, ND 12 Apr 62; TX 29 Jun 63; Served o/s theater unk; Awards, Stewart, GA 16 Jun 71; SP4. 7420 Served in Vietnam, Germany, Korea; Awards GCMDL, JSCOM; Sep Ent AFB, CO 9 May 74; SP6. GCMDL, VCOFGWP, ARCOM; Cost on AD as of 22363 HAAGENSON, MARLYCE M. (HENRY) Born Dead- 23 Jul 73 in grade of SSG. 21948 wood, SD 10 Jan 50; Resident Bowman County HAAS, MICHAEL R. Born Portland, OR 3 Jan ND; Entered US Army Fargo, ND 18 Jul 68; HAAKENSON, ROGER J. Born New Rockford, ND 49; Resident Morton County, ND; Entered Sep El Paso, TX 30 Jul 69; PFC. 25528 26 Dec 50; Resident Stutsman County, ND; US Marine Corps Fargo, ND 21 Aug 69; Entered US Air Force at place unk 3 Nov Served in Vietnam; Awards: Combat Action HAAGENSON, RAYMOND E. L. Born Dunseith, ND 70; Served in Vietnam; Awards: AFGCMDL; Ribbon; Sep Moffett Field, CA 10 Jun 71; 12 May 29; Resident Rolette County, ND; Cont on AD as of 2 May 73 in grade of LCPL. 4769 Entered US Air Force at place unk 10 Jun SGT. 19947 47; Served in England; Awards: AFGCMDL HAAS, RAYMOND E. Born Turtle Lake, ND 5 w/1 BR OLC; Cont on AD as of 4 May 73 in HAAKENSON, SHERWOOD G. Born Rugby, ND 5 Aug 42; Resident Ward County, ND; Entered grade of CMSGT. 20037 Aug 49; Resident Pierce County, ND; En- US Army Fargo, ND 19 Sep 66; Served in tered US Army Fargo, ND 16 Oct 69; Sep Europe; Awards: ARCOM; Sep Ft Hamilton, HAAGENSTAD, ALVIN A. Born Bowman, ND 2 Apr Sandia Base, NM 9 Apr 71; SP4. 4197 NY 16 Jul 69; 1LT. 3216 45; Resident Slope County, ND; Entered US Navy Dickinson, ND 15 Sep 65; Served in HAAKENSON, TERRENCE E. Born Williston, ND HAAS, ROBERT C., JR. Born Worland, WY 13 Vietnam; Sep San Diego, CA 25 Nov 69; 10 Sep 42; Resident Williams County, ND; Jun 52; Resident Williams County, ND; En- IC2. 6659 Entered US Air Force Williston, ND 29 Sep tered US Navy at place unk 30 Aug 71; Cont 65; Served m/s theater unk; Cont on AD as on AD as of 28 Jan 73 in grade of STG3. HAAGENSTAD, NORMAN O. Born Maddock, ND 19 of 5 Feb 73 in grade of CAPT. 19544 25735 Sep 46; Resident Benson County, ND; En- tered US Navy Devils Lake, ND 22 Nov 67; HAALAND, ELROY L. Born Sisseton, SD 31 Jan HAAS, ROBERT D. Born Bismarck, ND 9 Jul Served in Vietnam; Awards: Combat Action 52; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US 47; Resident Morton County, ND; Entered Ribbon; Sep USE MCB TEN 16 Nov 70; CM2. Air Force Fargo, ND 28 Apr 70; Served o/s US Navy Mandan, ND 6 Dec 65; Served in 7715 theater unk; Died in Service 23 Sep 72; Vietnam; Awards: Combat Action Ribbon; Sep SGT. 55312 Newport, RI 4 Nov 69; GMG3. 9694 HAAHR, JAMES C. Born Cedar Falls, IA 16 Sep 46; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered HAALAND, IVAR P. Born Vats, Norway 29 Apr HAAS, ROGER L. Born Moorhead, MN 22 Jul US, Marine Corps Minneapolis, MN 9 Aug 66; 51; Resident Griggs County, ND; Entered 55; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered US Served in Vietnam; Awards: AM, Combat US Army Fargo, ND 8 Jun 72; Served in Marine Corps Minneapolis, MN II Sep 72; Action Ribbon, GCMDL; Sep Cp Pendleton, Europe; Sep Ft Dix, NJ 3 Jun 75; SP4. Served o/s theater unk; Sep Cp LeJeune, CA 6 Jun 69; SGT. 7482 26509 NC 27 Jan 75; P01. 26314 HAAHR, JERRY D. Born Mason City, IA 18 HAALAND, MILTON A., JR. Born Sisseton, SD HAAS, RUSSELL J. Born Bismarck, ND 4 Jan Apr 50; Resident Cass County, ND; En- 7 Nov 40; Resident Cass County, ND; En- 46; Resident Burleigh County, ND; HOR: tered US Marine Corps Fargo, ND 3 Mar 70; tered US Air Force Fargo, ND 5 Oct 60; Moorhead, MN; Entered US Army Fargo, ND 6 Sep Cp LeJeune, NC 2 Dec 71; LCPL. 13724 Served ois theater unk; Sep McGuire AFB, May 69; Served in Europe; Awards: GCMDL, NJ 7 Sep 68; SGT. 11352 ARCOM; Sep Ft Dix, NJ 28 Apr 71;5P5. 9522 HAAHR, ROBERT A. Born Niagra, ND 28 May 29: Resident Grand Forks County, ND; En- HAALAND, RICHARD L. Born Sisseton, SD 1 HAAS, VERNON G. Born Lefor, ND 29 Oct 38; tered US Air Force Fargo, ND 11 Oct 50; Apr 46; Resident Cass County, ND; Entered Resident Stark County, ND; Entered US Navy Sep Yuma, AZ 10 Oct 54; Entered US Air US Army Fargo, ND 6 Nov 64; Served in Dickinson, ND 31 Oct 55; Served in Japan, Force Fargo, ND 6 Jan 55; Served in Germany; Sep Ft Leavenworth, KS 3 Nov 67; Dominican Republic; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Korea; Awards: GCMDL; Sep Mountain Home SP5. 1305 Norfolk, VA 2 Mar 66; ATI. 25497 AFB, ID 31 Jan 71; MSG. 27850 HAALAND, RONALD L. Born Sisseton, SD 16 HAASE, KENNETH C.
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