Members of the Armed Forces of the United States from this community served since January 1, 1946. Those killed in action, all in Vietnam, were David L. Alexander, Irvin L. Bower, Jr., and Larry E. Houck. Other post-World War II veterans named here are Benjamin F. Balmer III, Harry H. Bennett, Emerson M. Bennett, Kenneth R. Bennett, Roy Book, Carl Bower, John N. Bower, Leonard H. Bower, William L. Brownawell, Charles E. Byrem, Donald A Cadzow II, John Campbell, Lee Campbell, Richard N. Chubb, James R. Cooley, William Dearwechter, Bernard C. Durborow, William H. Foulk, Jr., Jerald Raymond Goss, J. Stiles Gaffney, Manuel V. Gonzales, Rosella R. Gonzales, Thomas E. Heim, Jr., John Hepschmidt, Jr., Phillip Hepschmidt, Betty Jeanette Hinkle, Filmore Horton, Richard E. Kaufman, Henry A. Knackstedt, Charles W. Launse, John Marquet, Marvin M. Marshall, Harry Metz, Maurice E. Noll, Donald R. Peters, William P. Reed, James Register, Mozell Register, Rosella June Robertson, Lloyd E. Robertson, Ralph C. Steele, Lloyd B. Strohm, Earl M. Suhr, George Swope, William Thomas, M. A. Wadsworth, Jr., William Wagner, Donald W. Walter, Harold R. Weaver, Earl G. Wells, Edward C. Wells, David W. Wilhelm, Jr., Homer E. Wisehaupt, and Charles R. Wolfgang. Veterans of the Persian Gulf named here are Gregory A. Boyer, Merry Frye, Glenn C. Hess, Todd S. Hopple, Sid Gruber, Robert Reynolds, Donald E. Donmoyer, Robert Kepler, Donald L. Simmons, Dale C. Watkins, Darrell Miller, Anne E. Mowery, Alexander S. MacBlane, John Russ, Bruce D. Foster, Sherry K. Foster, Frank Thompson, William K. Leib, William R. Keane, Jr., and Paul E. Turns.