Citizens of Greenfield dedicated this memorial in grateful memory of those who served town and nation in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and Vietnam, and especially honored those who gave their lives in those conflicts. In World War I, the dead were John H. Akey, Herbert E. Blake, John L. Carley, Edward Ceteroni, Leon C. Clifford, Raymond J. Collins, Raymond W. Cooley, Walter L. Doray, Gus Ellison, John J. Galvin, William L. Grogan, John F. Harrington, Mason G. Kemp, Silvester Kidd, Charles H. Laird, Wilfred A. Lapointe, Isidor D. Levy, Charles Marino, Hector F. Munn, Philip J. Peterson, Alton A. Royce, Julius Sand, Earl D. Scott, Walter Sobiske, Ernest W. Stone, George J.R. Veno, Henry A. Vetterling, and Simon J. Wood. In World War II, the dead were Henry E. Ball, Edward E. Belcher, Clifford J. Bernard, Warren C. Bridges, James S. Brown, Adam Budrewicz, William J. Carroll, Emile E. Chevalier, Harry A. Coates Jr., Roger W. Conant, Joseph F. Condraski, Richard E. Coyle, Donald R. Cromack, Joseph H. Cullen Jr., Vernon R. Danforth, Howard A. Duncan, Douglas E. Duverger, John W. Dwyer, Edward L. Erha, Alfred J. Faille, Leighton M. Fiske, Victor T. Gallotto, Rene R. Gariepy, Louis J. Gendler, Arthur G. Gibson, Roland C. Harris, Frederick G. Hawkes, George V. Johnson, Norman G. Johnson, Russell W. Johnson, John H. Johnstone Jr., Herman G. Koch, Earl L. Koonz, Alexander W. Kowalski, Albert L. Letourneau, Charles N. Lincoln, John MacLean, John F. Malloy Jr., Philo S. Maniatty, Joseph M. Miller, Carl H. Morrill, Walter S. Ostroski, Charles E. Powers Jr., Walter J. Pulaski, Joseph A. Rogalski, Frank D. Rugg Jr., George St. Cyr, John C. Saunders, Halley D. Seller, Robert D. Smith, Robert L. Suhl, Sanford Tenney, Frederick F. Tetreault, Robert H. Tetreault, William K. Thayer, Gordon W. Thurlow, Lester J. Vigneault, John E. Walker, Chester L. Weleng, Robert E. Whitebeck, Woodrow W. White, Charles H. Wilson Jr., Joseph J. Wisnewski Jr., and Frank R. Yukl. In the Korean War, the dead were Clark M. Bradford, Richard F. Drown, John S. Maniatty, John H. Rau, and William Rose. In Vietnam, the dead were John F. Akey, Francis D. Avery, Arthur Leroy Brown, Robert S. Carley, Thomas S. Lavis Jr., Edward R. Letourneau Jr., Charles D. Miller, Joseph D. Mogelinski, Harold L. Stattuck Jr., Ronald E. Sherman, and Michael Tobey.