Men and women of Brooklyn, Connecticut served in the World War from 1917 to 1919, including Elbra L. Baker, Ethan E. Baker, Fred Balcom, Frederick J. Beeney, George C. Beeney, Cleon Bell, Matthias L. Vernier, Theophile Bernier Jr., Wilfred Bernier, Peter Bessette, Charles E. Blake, John Boiselle Jr., Adelaide Boucher, Joseph Bouthillier, James L. Brown, Joseph F. Burton, Nelson Caouette, Bernard Casey, Raymond Casey, Linwood P. Chapman, Paul W. Chapman, Alanson B. Colvin, Waldo Colvin, Arthur Cote, Arthur DeForrest, Olivia Desautels, Walter Deviney, Raymond H. Doyen, Serge Doyen, Robert Dragon, Walter H. Evans, Joseph Ferrigno, Emil Gaudreau, Laurion Gaudreau, Romeo Gauthier, Thomas Gorman, Joseph Gosselin, Armand Goulet, James H. Harley, Roland Ide, Henry Kelly, Raymond Kinmouth, Frederick E. Langevin, Robert L. Lathrop, Carroll M. Lawton, Martin B. Leidemer, Hugh L. Mason, Adelard Matthieu, John Mathew, William A. Mathew, Albert A. Messier, Olivia Methe, Thomas Moran, Alfred Parent, George L. Pearl, Albert Pieter, Ernest H. Pike, William H. Pike, Arthur Rainville, Emond Renault, Francis Renault, Henry Rondeau, Merrill C. Smith, George D. Stone, Ernest Tetreault, Arthur Wild, Alfred Woodson, and Milton Young.