Men of Pine Hill served in the Armed Forces of the United States in World Wars One and Two, Korea, and Vietnam. In World War One they included Marion Banker, U.S. Grant Jr. Cure, Roy Donivan, Leo Du Bois, Victor Gavett, Ralph Griffin, Warren Griffin, Donald Kelder, Howard Kelder, Willard Peet, Earl Persons, Basil Smith, George C. Smith, Carl Townsend, Floyd Townsend, Howard Townsend, William Whispell, Clinton Wolcott, and Howard Wolcott; Basil Smith was killed in action. In World War Two they included Anthony C. Benjamin, Eldridge K. Benjamin, Harold R. Benjamin, Ray G. Benjamin, Stanley C. Benjamin, Willard E. Benjamin, Richard M. Bertrand, John J. Blish, C. Douglas Clifford, Arnold G. Cure, Fred D. Cure Jr., Howard G. Cure, Walter F. Cure, Ralph Dalton, Stanley Day, Arnold L. Ellsworth, Leonard J. Ellsworth, Charles J. Ford, Edwin L. France, Daniel L. Funk, Earl Gossoo, Richard S. Longhi, Jerry Merwin, Leo G. Morgan, Bronson Morton, Oliver G. Peck, T. Davison Remick, James Rosa, Frank Sanchis, Arthur Z. Schwartz, Raymond G. Smith, Richard Tannebaum, Holcomb W. Tomson, John T. Wallace, and Clifford Persons; Stanley Day, Leo G. Morgan, and T. Davison Remick were killed in action, and Clifford Persons was killed in service. In Korea they included James Gaughan, Neil Jocelyn, Seth Jocelyn, James Longhi, Charles Smith, Ronald Singer, Harold Persons Jr., and Harold Cure. In Vietnam they included Robert Eignor, Robert Ennist, Joel Jocelyn, Erich Wilkins, and William G. Cure.