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| Mexican War (1846-48) |
Alfred MOAD |
| War Between the States | |
| (1861-65) | |
| Union | A. P. HUNGATE |
| Stephen KIMMEL | |
| Confederate | J. C. STRINGFELLOW |
| WW I | Lucius BAGGETT |
| (1917-18) | Newman BAGGETT |
| Fred J. EAKINS | |
| George H. LACEY | |
| Jeff E. H. LACEY | |
| Dolph LUTTRELL | |
| WW II | Voyne BAGGETT |
| (1941-45) | Will Ray BROTHERS |
| Lawrence E. EVETT | |
| Oscar D. FORD | |
| Emmett D. JENKINS |
Another Kiowa son would be here if possible. Richard J. HARDY was serving his country in the Phillipines in 1941 when World War II began. He was captured as were many of his comrades, made the Bataan Death March only to die. His body was never recovered but records found in Japanese camp reveal he died 2 July 1942 while a prisoner from dysentery.
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