In World War I, Edmond D. Stewart and Byron Corn served; in World War II, Arthur Crow, Byron Long, Howard Peterson, Frank Zielinsky, Richard Vulgamore, Dwight Archer, Boaz Blosser, Lawrence Bysarovich, Harold Clark, Harold Mull, Charles Tabor Jr., Lester Richmond, James Rungo, Jack Baxter, Junior Minor, Harold Patterson, Robert Bradley, Kenneth Wern, and John Dixon served; in the Korean War, Leslie Dean Chambers, James Robert Angus, Roy B. Blankenship, Preston L. McKnight, and Willis E. Lewis served; and in the Vietnam War, Kenneth C. Spencer, George W. Locke Jr., and Franklin D. Snider served. The inscription includes the words, Greater love hath no man than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. It also bears the words Fortitude and Loyalty and records Adam Poe Post 3526 V.F.W., chartered February 9, 1941.