The town of Charlemont honored the men who served their country in World War II from 1941 to 1945, naming Jino Angeli, Frank Augustowski, Alton Avery, Burton W. Avery, Henry L. Avery Jr., Paul O. Avery, Russell Bixby, Roy H. Breen, Charles W. Burdick, Norman Burnett, William Burnett, Horace Burrington, Paul W. Burrington, Herman L. Burt, Anthony Cetto, Clyde H. Churchill, Francis Clark, Horace T. Clark, Lawrence Clark, Edgar G. Dickinson, Richard R. Dickinson, George H. Dimick, Martin Doyle, Herbert Farrell, Gordon J. Gilbert, Richard Gilbert, Charles W. Goodwin, John P. Goodwin, Van P. Goodwin, Francis H. Guerin, Cyril G. Gould, John Harmon, Winston Healy, Charlotte Henderson, Kenneth W. Henderson, Richard T. Henderson, Varian Hicks, Harley Hunkler, Walter D. Kipp, William D. Kipp, Arthur D. Kratt, Albion F. Lane, Craig I. Lane, Paul L. Lemay, Roland I. Lemay, Alton B. Libby, Vincenzo LoPresti, Ian Malcolm, Floyd O. Mathews, George E. Maynard, John W. McHaffie, John W. Moriarty, Ruth B. Moriarty, Thomas J. Neary Jr., David T. Pierson, Dorothy Pierson, Alfred W. Pike Jr., Gervin Pleshaw, Albert H. Purinton, Horace G. Purinton, Richard G. Purinton Jr., Bertram F. Shaw, George Springer, Merlyn Stafford, William P. Stafford, James B. Sutton, Calvin P. Taylor, Theron S. Taylor Jr., Richard J. Tetreault, Margaret J. Tinney, William Trudell, Arthur Turner, and Raymond W. Wilson Jr.; Thomas J. Neary Jr. and Albert H. Purinton were killed in action.