In World War II, Montgomery County honored those who gave their tomorrows so that others might have today: Malcolm P. Alfrey, Clarence W. Bailey, Dawson W. Barber, Dawson W. Barber, Robert G. Botts, John M. Brainer, Earl Branham, Donald R. Buchanan, A. Bernard Chandler, William G. Congleton, George Copher, Parl W. Craig, Claude Curry, Henry L. Curry, Robert Curtis, Ben P. Dehaven, Robert H. Frederick, George G. Gibson, Jacob W. Givens, Danny D. Hatton, William C. Hedrick, George N. Hill, Dexter Hollon, Leighton Hollon, Victor L. Hughes, Dudley W. Hunter, Jr., Walter M. Johnson, Jr., Walter Karrick, James W. Land, William R. Landrum, Gilbert Lansdale, Theodore Luster, J. Fisher Mark, Lemon T. Marshall, Andrew Gordon May, Raleigh McGuire, James Moberley, Paul Moore, James E. Patrick, Barnes Pierce, Joe Plick, Virgil B. Porter, Shirleyy Powell, William Preston, Dudley P. Ramey, Clyde S. Reed, Raymond Reffitt, Isaac D. Rogers, Elmer D. Ross, Robert N. Sexton, H. Brooks Sorrell, Joe H. Sorrell, Duval R. Spencer, Frank Thomas, Arthur B. Treadway, William E. Triplett, Jack D. Willoughby, Clarence Wilson, David Wilson, Homer Wilson, Howard L. Wingate, Jr., Frederick R. Young, and Carl R. Castle.