Remembering

Fred Sena, Jr

Specialist Four, Army of the United States
D CO, 1ST BN, 22ND INF RGT, 4 INF DIV

From Pueblo, Colorado
19 May 1945 - 25 April 1968

Fred Sena, Jr is on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Panel 52E Line 011.

27 Apr 2005

It's been 37 years, now, and I still remember it like it was yesterday. My prayers and thoughts are with you and all the other guys that fought on Chu Moor Mountain. Rest in peace, brother. You deserve it.

Mike MacCallum
mmaccallum@earthlink.net

A Note from The Virtual Wall

The battle at Chu Moor Mountain, located near the Cambodian border, is described on the 22nd Infantry site. It began 22 April 1968 and the fighting continued for nine days. When the enemy finally withdrew from the area 23 Americans were dead - 5 of them from D Company, 1/22 Infantry:

SSG Karl Lucas, Redondo Beach, CA (04/25/1968)
SP4 James R. Campbell, Trenton, NE (04/27/1968)
CPL Thomas J. Carroll, Grand Rapids, MI (04/26/1968)
SP4 Fred Sena, Pueblo, CO (04/25/1968)
PVT Herbert L. Hammond, Atlanta, GA (04/22/1968)

The point-of-contact for this memorial is
a fellow veteran of Chu Moor Mountain,
Mike Maccallum

mmaccallum@earthlink.net

The database page for Fred Sena, Jr

www.VirtualWall.org
To alpha index S
CO State Index . Panel 52E
22ND INF RGT Index