The Court of Honor is dedicated to the honor and memory of men and women who honorably served to preserve the ideals of the United States of America during periods of national crises. It recognizes members of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 6150, who served the nation honorably as members of the Armed Forces, including John H. Long Sr. and Frank Long in the Spanish American War of 1898; John P. Buchanan, Elwid R. Clements, Robert J. Dunkelberger, Herbert J. Greath, Allen F. Hafer, William M. Hertzog, George L. Koch, Ira Reifsnyder, Harry R. Shiffer, Paul T. Smith, Adam J. Spatz, and Rourine E. Stief in World War I from 1917 to 1918; and Warren S. Adam, Herman O. Adams, Martin L. Albright, Wayne H. Albright, William J. Allusnuski, Martin L. Anderson, and John A. Andras in World War II from 1941 to 1946.