Caroline County honored the men and women who served their country during World War I, World War II, and the Korean Conflict, and named those who made the supreme sacrifice. In World War I they were Hamilton F. Andrews, Alfonso Baylor, Louis M. Baylor, Maxey Berry, Everette L. Byrd, Herrell Carneal, Robert Cooper, Armstead L. Davis, Lawless P. Fortune, Alexander Green, George G. Haynes, George D. Howard, Henry E. Johnson, Jr., Conway O. Myers, Henry M. Pitts, E. C. Purks, Colton Redd, J. R. Samuels, L. D. Satterwhite, Harry M. Taylor, Reuben Wright, and Stephen R. Young. In World War II they were Raymond W. Barlow, James E. Bowler, Albert N. Bodine, Joseph E. Byrd, Otho Perry Campbell, George H. Crawford, Ernest Garneal, Conway G. Carter, John D. Carter, Linwood H. Carter, Joe M. Collison, Julian Collison, Robert A. Gouldin, John Dillard Green, Thomas Haigh, Mitchell R. Johnson, John Thomas Jones, Arthur Verlie Lane, Claude S. Parker, John Grover Long, Robert Peyton Motley, James Myers, Thomas L. Purce, William H. Schulthes, Robert Sherwood, Clarence E. Smith, Jesse Southworth, and George S. Sullivan. In the Korean Conflict they were Albert Brown, James Grant Johnson, and Dennis Leite.