The Antimony community paid tribute in honor and memory to its boys who answered their country's call in World War One and World War Two. Those named for World War One were Alonzo Black, Nelo Brindley, Loril Carpenter, Glen Crabb, Wilford Davis, Gus Lambson, David Nicholes, and Arnold Smoot. Those named for World War Two were Lark Allen, Ted Riddle, Arthur Twitchell, Wayne Allen, Burns Black, Noal Black, Dean Crabb, Keith Crabb, Keith Gates, Robert Gates, Dahl Gleave, George Jolley, R.G. Jolley, Riddle James, Derell King, Arthell King, Eugene King, Fount Lambson, Boyd Lindquist, Alton Mathews, Dasil Mathews, Gerald Mathews, Calvin Montague, Cecil Montague, Clinton Nay, Arden Nay, Merril Nay, Harvey Nay, Gayle Riddle, Gyle Sandberg, Lynn Savage, Lamaun Sorensen, Harmon Steed, Robert Steed, Clarence Twitchell, Ephriam Twitchell, Grant Warner, Onis Warner, Warren Wilden, Carling Young, Verl Young, and Verl McInelly.