During the Korean War, Thomas O. Adams, Jack W. Baer, George W. Beazel, Edward O. Blair, Edward F. Borell, James M. Butler, Conwell G. Ellison, Willard R. Fox, Raymond D. Hammel, Doyle C. Horst, Richard H. Jennings, Raymond P. Johnson, Vernon R. Judd, Otis R. Keller, Arthur W. Kimmel, Allen J. Laflin, John C. Lawson, Paul A. Lowery, Leland M. Martin, William H. McAffee, Robert L. McBride, Russell G. Mishler, Curtis D. Nickerson, Benjamin F. Nofsinger, Paul E. Olenick, Donald C. Schneider, Jerrold L. Schwendiman, Paul M. Siers, Harry L. Slates, Richard L. Stuffelbeam, Willard C. Stuffelbeam, Bruce B. Sullivan, David L. Swihart, Donald J. Tabellion, Francis G. Langenfeld, Don Truman, Bertist A. Webb, and Harold D. Whipple were killed in action, and their loss is joined with the words, "God of our fathers, known of old, lord of our far-flung battle-lines. Beneath whose awful hand we hold dominion over palm and pine. Lord God of hosts be with us yet. Lest we forget -- Lest we forget."