The men of this community served their country in World War II, including Raymond O. Metcalf, Charles A. Aiken, Lyle C. Aiken, William B. Avery, Ernest F. Beam Jr., Leonard F. Boudrieau, Harold J. Carroll, Robert M. Farnsworth, Lynn W. Fullam Jr., Carroll W. Goodnough, Harry H. Guillow, Herbert W. Hall, Hollis M. Harlow, Laurence G. Harlow, Ralph G. Harlow, Roger W. Harlow, James C. Holton, William B. Holton, Ralph D. Jones, Anthony B. Kissell, Anthony F. Kissell, Bernard F. Kissell, Frank F. Kissell, John W. Kissell, Joseph F. Kissell, Joseph N. Kissell, Stephen F. Kissell, William F. Kissell, James F. Knight, Edgar R. Lucas, Kenneth G. Lucas, John C. MacLeod, Eugene K. Metcalf, Paul C. Metcalf, Joseph H. Moshinski, Elmer F. Moore, Lewis H. Moore Jr., Clifford G. Morris, Joseph A. Markiewicz, Elmer L. Nichols, Merton J. Nichols, William H. Nichols, John M. Paligo, Joseph F. Paligo, Walter J. Paligo, John J. Parda, William A. Parda, Theodore W. Parker, Forrest F. Parry, Ralph H. Potter, Robert E. Potter, Raymond W. Powers, Leon J. Roy, Tecumseh W.A. Sherman, John M. Stone, Gerald H. Sweet, Harrison F. Ude, Theodore G. Vaine, John F. Watson, Chester A. Wilcox, Christian M. Wilcox, Frederick A. Williams, Richard E. Williams, Cassius M. Wright Jr., Daniel E. Wright, Fay E. Wright, Henry A. Wright, Rodney E. Wright, Walter H. Wright, Anthony P. Zielinski, and Felix F. Zielinski.