Frederick Charles Lough

1916–2002 (age 86)

U.S. Army officer

Biography

Frederick Charles Lough devoted his life to the U.S. Army, consistently demonstrating integrity and dedication. His deliberate guidance helped develop units marked by discipline and mutual respect.

Interred at West Point Cemetery, his legacy endures as an example of faithful service to the nation.

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