Fred E. Haynes Jr.

1921–2010 (age 89)

U.S. Marine Corps general

Biography

Fred E. Haynes Jr. served as a U.S. Marine Corps general, commanding with distinction and earning the respect of his troops through exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to Marine Corps values. His military career spanned decades of service to the nation.

General Haynes is honored at Arlington National Cemetery, a tribute to his distinguished service and leadership in the Marine Corps. His legacy remains a cornerstone of Marine Corps tradition and excellence.

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