Men of Clinton County who gave their lives in World War II between 1941 and 1945 served in the Army, Marines, and Navy. The Army dead were Virgil E. Adams, Herman L. Ballard, Donald S. Bilderback, Wendel H. Binkley, William Bowen, Robert H. Brackney, Bob H. Brown, William D. Brumfield, Everett L. Cline, Richard A. Constable, Charles E. Cooper, Le Roy Davis, James L. Drake, Patrick J. Dwyer, Robert E. Flischel, Charles E. Floyd, Robert G. Fox, Thornton L. Garner, Donald R. Goss, George E. Green, Robert M. Green, Harry K. Hamilton, Carroll E. Heeg, Wilber L. Hill, William H. Howard, Luther D. Johnson, Harold H. Kelley, Dale C. Kellis, Stanley H. Larrick, Eldon W. Lee, Fred O. Lee, William F. Linkhart, Charles L. McCoppin, Lloyd H. Mechlin, Henry O. Moshauer, Edward H. Myers, Charles C. Perry, Charles R. Pierre, Robert F. Rice, Raymond E. Schmidt, Walter H. Seltzer, Richard L. Smallwood, Wayne M. Steele, Robert G. Thompson, Walter A. Thompson, William E. Townsend, Charles W. Turvey, Dale S. Vandervort, James E. Watters, Raymond J. Wiget, Kenneth L. Williams, Eugene Williamson, William N. Wisecup, Emerson Woodell, and Clarence W. Yarger. The Marines dead were William T. Lamar, Roy L. Wilson, and J. W. Denver Williams Jr. The Navy dead were Alfred M. Anderson, George H. Cole, Clarence F. Hargrave, and Frank W. Sumpter Jr.