02 Jun 2008 Fred's initiative, zeal, sound judgment and devotion to duty have been in the highest tradition of the United States Army and reflect great credit on him and on the military service. He was very devoted to us, his brothers and sisters, and to Mother and Dad. I have have such fond memories of Fred. He was kind and patient to his younger siblings. I recall him playing the guitar as I played with my dolls. I felt even as a child of 10 years that his life was taken too soon. Fred was the older brother that everyone would want to have. From his sister, Brenda Brenda L. Perkins E-mail address is not available.

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall The 25th Infantry Division's After-Action report on what became known as the Battle for Tay Ninh City contains the following entry for 19 August: Although the entry says ten US infantrymen were killed in the engagement, only nine can be identified; 1LT Terrence E. Butler, Ozone Park, NY SSG Aubrey R. Henley, Japan SP4 Willie S. Fields, Macon, GA SP4 Joe E. Lofton, Mantee, MS SP4 Jack P. Pashano, Polacca, AZ SP4 Arthur Watson, Smithfield, NC PFC Richard Ramirez, McNeal, AZ PFC Frederick V. Seaborne, Merrimac, MA PFC Rene Serrano, New York, NY, medic (HHC w/ B/1/5)

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