Loudon County honors those who served in World War II and remembers the following men who gave their lives: Robert Bailey, T E Barger, J W Bliscard, G L Brookshear, U L Bivens, R L Browder, M L Carmack, P R Campbell, W H Cooper, N D Copenhaver, S L Cummings, C W Cooper, E H Cunningham, R J Davis, G L Dixon, Grant Dawn, C E Easter, R J Francis, G E French, R C Hair, G W Halzel, C A Harp, J C Helton, J K Harper, B F Harrison, D E Harvey, L D Haskins, H E Hedrick, J U Housley, A B Houston, H M Huff, J R Huff, L L Hunt, W E Isbill, K H Jaynes, J R Johnson, J A Julian, W A Kelsey, W J King, P C Kindred, J J Lutz, J E Lane, C W Large, J E Lawhon, J C Lett, A C Luttrell, W H Limburg, N W McDonald, Samuel McInturff, R A Mills, I C Morell, Oliver Morton, A A Murr, G J Nichols, N E O'Neal, J W Oody, W N Perky Jr, J T Perkins, C C Perryman, H E O Phibbs, G W Purdy, Kenneth Pickel, G D Plemons, O B Quillan, W T Robbins, C F Ratledge, R D Scarbrough, W N Shelton, McDonald Shubert, N A Sitzler, Roy Smith, J P Smith, R J Sparks, C W Thomas, R V Turpin, P B Vaughn, J A Vinyard, Ben Viars, O L Watts, W E Wells, and J A Woody.