Green Countians served and died in defense of freedom and liberty in World War I, World War II, Vietnam, and Iraq. Those named are Jake Anderson, Marshall Barnett, Eugene Cook, DeWitt Sylvester, Jack Donan, Carl E. Goff, John Grimsley, Joseph V. Grimsley, Granvil Hall, Eddie Henderson, Lester Hubbard, Samuel P. Jones, Wesley Marr, Robert P. Martin, John A. Mitchell, Simeon Sidebottom, Bernard Thompson, James Wade, Albert Whitlow, James W. Woodard, Walter Berry, Elmer Bishop, William E. Bridgewater, John F. Cabell, Lewis Frank Cantrell, Garnett Davenport, William T.E. Davenport, Charles E. Ennis Jr., Marvin Farris, Norman Gentry, Maurice W. Henderson, Lionel Higgason, Willie K. Jeffries, Aubson Judd, Cecil E. Judd, Raymond Kidd, Leon Larimore, Robert Lobb, Morris Rod Lowe, Norma L. Marcum, Vincent McCubbins, James Harrison Milby, Hubert E. Mitchell, Verlon Pierce, Odean Powell, James Pruitt, Junius J.B. Ragland, Edward E. Reynolds, Aery C. Rogers, Gearon Russell, Joseph Sharp, Clifford A. Slinker, Morris Stewart, Leonard Taylor, Victor D. Thompson, Samuel Tresenriter, Marshall Twyman, Lee Warren, Wesley Wise, John A. Wright, Robert A. Coffey, Dwight Davis, Eugene Jones, Sammy Martin, Dale D. Thomas, Dennis Toadvine, and Ryan Montgomery.