Plainfield honors those who made the supreme sacrifice in defense of freedom in World War I, World War II, Korea, Vietnam, the Persian Gulf War, and Afghanistan, naming Raoul L. Moquin, Ernest Godreau, Albert T. Potvin, Joseph A. Vanasse, Armand C. Salvas, John R. Monsees, Charles Palliser, Chester Baron, Alexis Bissonnette, Robert Buckley, Henry Cotnoir, Walter Diviney, Alfred Frechette, John Gagnon, Leo Jarvis, James Kelly, Arthur Laflamme, Leo Lamoureaux, Paul Mandeville, Charles MacFarland, Leo McMahon, Joseph Messier, Joseph Moskaluk, Rosario J. Boisse, Joseph Dupere, Lionel V. Benoit, James Jordan, Michael Garvey, Henry L. Parker, Leonard Kennedy, Rogrt A. Dumas, Albert A. Powell Jr., Joseph Baczalski, James Dufault, Richard Gosselin, Edward Lamoureux, Norman Surprenant, Donald Zastowsky, Cindy M. Beadoin, and Frank E. Adamski III; those marked with a star were killed in action, and Rogrt A. Dumas and Albert A. Powell Jr. are identified as missing in action.