George H. Plowman
George H. Plowman — Sergeant Major U.S. Army Civil War Petersburg, Virginia, USA
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George Ham Cannon
George Ham Cannon — First Lieutenant U.S. Marine Corps World War II Sand Island, Midway Atoll
George Harry Rose
George Harry Rose — Seaman U.S. Navy China Relief Expedition (Boxer Rebellion) Peking, China
George Henry Maynard
George Henry Maynard — Private U.S. Army Civil War Fredericksburg, Virginia, USA
George Henry Nee
George Henry Nee — Private U.S. Army Spanish-American War Santiago, Cuba
George Henry Palmer
George Henry Palmer — Musician U.S. Army Civil War Lexington, Missouri, USA
George Henry Ramer
George Henry Ramer — Second Lieutenant U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Korean War Korea
George Henry Stockman
George Henry Stockman — First Lieutenant U.S. Army Civil War Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA
George Henry Wanton
George Henry Wanton — Private U.S. Army Spanish-American War Tayabacoa, Cuba
George Herman O'Brien Jr
George Herman O'Brien Jr — Second Lieutenant U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Korean War The Hook, Korea
George Hill
George Hill — Chief Quarter Gunner U.S. Navy Interim 1871 - 1899 near Greytown, Nicaragua
George Hobday
George Hobday — Private U.S. Army Indian Campaigns Wounded Knee Creek, South Dakota, USA
George Hollat
George Hollat — Third Class Boy U.S. Navy U.S. Civil War Forts Jackson & St. Philip, Louisiana, USA
George Holt
George Holt — Quarter Gunner U.S. Navy Interim 1871 - 1899 Hamburg Harbor, Germany
George Hooker
George Hooker — Private U.S. Army Indian Campaigns Tonto Creek, Arizona, USA
George Horace Morgan
George Horace Morgan — Second Lieutenant U.S. Army Indian Campaigns Big Dry Fork, Arizona, USA
George Huber Wheeler
George Huber Wheeler — Shipfitter First Class U.S. Navy Interim 1899 - 1910 Coquimbo, Chile
George J. Peters
George J. Peters — Private U.S. Army World War II near Fluren, Germany