Crockett County honored its dead from World War I, World War II, Korea, and Vietnam with the declaration “All Gave Some - These Gave All” and by naming those who lost their lives in each conflict: in World War I, Thomas Arms, John A. Barnett, James W. Cole, Jess Cummings, Eldee Eaves, Levie Edwards, Robert C. Foster, Joe Dean King, Oren C. Kolwyck, Henry Mathis, Alford L. Nearn, Roy B. Neil, Dewitt Payne, Lee Allen Spitzer, John M. Stephens, Robert A. Stephens, Herman Swift, Jimmie Jack Thomason, Ernest R. Todd, and John H. Ward; in World War II, H.C. Robinson, Rabon F. Acred, John Hollis Archibald, Homer H. Arnold, Joseph M. Baker, John Hollis Belton, Carlie F. Burns, Harold E. Carman, Frazier Churchwell, W. Larimore Colvett, D. Marion Cotten, Thomas F. Craddock, William C. Crowe, Frank T. Hopper, Bruce Elmore, H. Andrew Emerson, Richard Futrell, Wilbern E. George, Sam Goforth, Elmer E. Green, Herbert L. Hammond, Tommy Hannah, Billy Austin Harber, Glynn C. Hughes, Charles Leon Hunt, William C. Johnson, Robert F. Kee, William A. Kee, Murvin D. King, David L. Latham, Iven Jake Mansfield, Rowland R. O'Neal, G. Hollis Porter, James E. Ralph, John "Dude" Reasons, Tommy Redmond, Paul T. Rice, Everett L. Rogers, Houston P. Walker, Lawrence M. Robinson, Marvin A. Scallions, William N. Shea, Jack N. Skelton, Cecil L. Spitzer, Charles S. Tinker, James H. Tweedy, Clarice J. Vernon, B. Frank Ward Jr., James E. Warmath, Lowell B. Weaner, Edward J. Williams, Vernon Jernigan, and I. Blair Sanders; in Korea, C. Rayburn Todd and Barney Joe Boyd; and in Vietnam, Sammie L. Bedwell, Lanny Ross Bolding, William T. Boswell, James V. Chronister, Jesse C. Creekmore, Donald R. Marlow, Hubert H. Morgan Jr., and Paul T. Whittington.