Men from the Rock House Creek community served their God and country across generations of American wars, beginning with Phillip Lowe in the Revolutionary War in 1775; John Owens, Thomas Hicks, Casable Claxton, Jacob Robinson, Granville Braden, and George Braden in the Civil War in 1861; Freeman Ellis and George Chambers in the Spanish American War in 1898; Evert Lay, Thomas Hicks, Gerome Grant Silcox, Manyard D. Chambers, Ernie Robinson, Atie M. Lay, Ezra Lay, James Luther Lay, and Francis Marion Lay in World War I and after in 1917; Marley Cross, Billy Cross, Glen Collins, David Chambers, Willard Chambers, Ralph Chambers, Willie R. Grayson, Waymon D. Cross, J.D. (John Devine) Chambers, Harold Collins, Chester Collins, Raymond Collins, Clouis E. Lay, Luther Chambers, Floyd Collins, Elery A. Lay, and Dana A. Lay in World War II and after in 1942; Amon L. Lay, Roy P. Lay, Jay Lay, Thomas C. Lay (T.C.), C.R. Lay, R.D. Chambers, Roy Collins, Geraldine J. Marcum, Andre Sharkey Lay, Benny C. Lay, and James William Yaden in the Korean War and after in 1950; Clifford Collins, Kenneth Collins, James Chambers, Estel B. Byrd, and Earnest C. Byrd in the Vietnam War and after in 1964; and Donald R. Gagne, Jr. in Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.