During World War II from 1941 to 1945, men and women from North Branford's 1st District served in the war, including Olaf Aho, Merwin Apelle, Willard Apelle, Charles Aronson, Gustave Aronson, William J. Aronson, Alfred Bahnsen Jr., Raymond Bahnsen, Allen M. Bernard, Frank E. Bernard, Leon J. Bernard, Emilio Bianchi, Charles Boughton, Albert J. Bouler, Jerry Buccelli, Joseph Buccelli, Nicholas Buccelli, David M. Burr, Anthony Camarota, Joseph Camarota, Luke Camarota, Alphonse Caputo, Francis L. Cherro, Leonard W. Cole, Burton S. Colter Jr., Earl W. Colter, Ralph W. Colter, Robert Colter, Clarence H. Cook, Andrew J. Dacunto, Anthony Daly, John D'Amore, Tony Deconte, Joseph Desantis, Glenwood Doolittle, Clarence W. Fair, Alexander Farkash, John J. Farkash, Conyers Fleu Jr., Elise Forte, George Fowler, Thomas Fowler, Vincent Griswald, Pr Grossi, Ralph E. Haley, Clifford Hall, George A. Hall, Alex M. Hart, Marie Hart, Robert Hart, John J. Hartigan Jr., Albert Harrison, Shirley Harrison, Holis Haynes, Alden S. Hill, Forest R. Hill, Paul Hill, Waldo G. Hogan, Donald Holabird, Mary Holabird, Russell Holabird, Richard Holabird, Alfred Huhla, John Ignatowski, Joseph Ignatowski, Elbridge A. Jenkins, Frank Kabra, Dorothy G. Kearney, Joseph Krewski, Andrew V. Krista, Edward Krista, Kenneth Krista, William Krista, Rev. G.D. Lessley, Richard E. Lewis, Edward J. Linsley, Charles E. Linsley, Harris J. Lyons, Steve Marcucio, Dominic Marrone, Joseph A. Marrone, Louis P. Marrone, Ralph Marrone, George Y. Marquand, Anthony Mescia, Donald Morris, Walter Musial, Carl Nagal, Robert G. Newton, Raymond O'Brian, Richard Ohno, Roy Ohno, Judson Page, Robert R. Page, Alexander Panko, Michael Panko, Victor Panko, William Prisley, Harold Prisley, Almond Provenzano, August Querfield, Louis Rapone, Richard Riley, Earnest F. Ross, Robert Rubendust, Alphonse Ruthowski, A. Schloeman Jr., Louis S. Secki, Orrin P. Snow, Arthur Sperry, Bernard Strickland, Charles Strickland, Edward Strickland, Henry Strickland, Steven Strickland, Emerson Supernaut, Richard Tyler, Richard A. Traub, Jeanette Wharton, William Wharton, Edward G. White, and Fred C. White.