Side A:With a population of 475 residents, the Beallsville community gained the unfortunate distinction of having suffered the highest known per-capita casualty rate during the Vietnam War. Six Beallsville men, all under the age of 21, were killed in action in Vietnam between 1966 and 1971, a profound tragedy for this close-knit community. In 1969 Beallsville citizens worked with congressional representatives to prevent further loss of life, to no avail. Five other Monroe County men lost their lives in the conflict as well, magnifying the loss for one of Ohio's least-populated counties. (continued on other side)
Side B :
SSgt. Glenn E. McCammon, U.S. Army, Woodsfield, age 32
Killed in action in South Vietnam, November 17, 1965
Pfc. Jack Pittman, US. Army, Beallsville, age 20
Killed in action in South Vietnam, July 25, 1966
Pfc. Duane T. Greenlee, U.S. Marine Corps, Beallsville, age 19
Killed in action, Quang Nam, South Vietnam, August 25, 1966
Cpl. Charles G. Schnegg, U.S. Army, Beallsville, age 20
Killed in action, Kien Phong, South Vietnam, December 4, 1967
SP4 Richard L. Rucker, U.S. Army, Beallsville, age 20
Killed in action, Gia Dinh, South Vietnam, May 30, 1968
Hm3 William R. "Bobby" Lucas, U.S. Navy, Beallsville, age 20
Died of wounds sustained in action, Quang Tri, South Vietnam, March 9, 1969
Cpl. Dwight H. Ball, U.S. Army, Sardis, age 20
Killed in action, Tay Ninh, South Vietnam, April 3, 1970
SP4 Stephen M. Janeda, U.S. Army, Brownsville, age 20
Killed in action, Pleiku, South Vietnam, May 26, 1970
SP4 Phillip M. Brandon, U.S. Army, Beallsville, age 19
Killed in action, Thua Thien, South Vietnam, March 7, 1971
Pfc. Dale R. Hood, U.S. Army, Lewisville, age 20
Non-battle ground casualty, Quang Tri, South Vietnam, April 7, 1971
SSgt. James A. Ravencraft, U.S. Army, Clarington, age 30
Killed in action, Phong Dinh, South Vietnam, March 31, 1975