Veterans of all wars from Spring Hill and Freeport Townships included the men and women who served in the Armed Forces, among them Chuck Aberegg, Robert Aberegg, Charles Anderson, Fred Anderson, Glen Anderson, Paul Anderson, Edgar Ashby, Brian Barnhart, Clifford Barnhart, Earl Barnhart, Edwin Barnhart, Jack Barnhart, Robert Barnhart, Roy A. Barnhart, Roy L. Barnhart, Hiram Berdine, Kenneth L. Berdine, Loyal E. Berdine, William Bissett Jr., James Bradley, Ralph Brown, Edward R. Bryner, Howard Bungard, Hal Church, Carl Cooper, George Cooper, Joseph Cooper, James Corey, Mack Coss, Patty L. Coss, Ralph Coss, Thomas Coss Sr., Thomas Coss Jr., Danny E. DeBolt Sr., Howard L. DeBolt, Jack E. DeBolt, James H. DeBolt Sr., James H. DeBolt Jr., Larry W. DeBolt, Wayne Fonner, Billy Fordyce, William Gazdagh, Charles Wayne Geho, Francis Gilbert, Encil Glover, Howard Grey, Rex Grey, Robert Grey, Karl Grim, Willfred Grim, John Guthrie, Fred Gump, Ralph Hamilton, Ben Harrington, Don Harrington, James Harrington, Robert Harrington, Fred Hennen, Rey Hoge, James Hughes, Larry Hughes, Jerry Hull, Mary Jennewine, Charles Johnson, Glen Johnson, Edison Kerr, Paul Kerr, Burdett Kiger, Fred Kiger, Larry Kiger, Victor Kiger, Pete Kimble, Bill King, James Kirby, Wayne Knight, Larry Leek, Sam Leek, Don E. Lemasters, Keith Loar, James Lough, Leo Lough, Paul Marling, Leverne Mason, Roger Mason, Ronald Mason, William Mason Sr., William Mason Jr., John McGuffy, Darell McMasters, Marvin McMasters, Ronald McMasters, William McMasters, Dennis Miller, Forrest Miller, Garrett Miller, Grant Miller, John Miller, Karroll Miller, Rex Miller, Kenneth Miller, Sara Miller, Edward Moninger, James Moninger, Rex Moninger, Russel Moninger, Ronal Montgomery, Walter Moore, Phil Moyer, Kenneth Parks, James Pettit, Russel Pierce, Kelly Reed, George Riggle, Paul Riggle, Howard Riggs, Robert Rizor, James Roupe, Ernest Shaffer, Ray Shaffer, Robert Shaffer, Thomas Shaffert, Charles Shreve, Ronald Shreve, Roger Stalnaker, Charles Simms, Robert Simms, Bob Stipes, Lloyd Tedrow, Lloyd G. Tedrow, Carl Walters, Claude Walters, Kenneth Whitlatch, Richard Widdup, Charles Wildman, Bob Williams, Rex Wise, and Junior Wright; those killed in action included Hiram Berdine, Ralph Brown, and Junior Wright.