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Fred Leo Brown has been speaking Loud and Clear about the
courage he saw on the battlefields of Vietnam since 1968. In
1994, for the first time, he brought his "Boot Camp Classroom,"
to the classroom. It quickly turned into his Character
Educational play Lessons of War. Since then he has traveled
well over 200,000 miles and performed thousands of times
receiving rave review for his gritty results orientated play.
courage he saw on the battlefields of Vietnam since 1968. In
1994, for the first time, he brought his "Boot Camp Classroom,"
to the classroom. It quickly turned into his Character
Educational play Lessons of War. Since then he has traveled
well over 200,000 miles and performed thousands of times
receiving rave review for his gritty results orientated play.
Sergeant Brown fought in three major offensives including
the legendary 1968 Tet Offensive where his unit received
a Presidential Unit Citation. After eleven months of
combat, with his battalion suffering a staggering 300%
casualties, he was severely wounded and hospitalized for
seven months. Though disabled, Brown forged ahead to
start a multitude of businesses. Married for 36 years, he
has two daughters and in now a prould grandfather.
the legendary 1968 Tet Offensive where his unit received
a Presidential Unit Citation. After eleven months of
combat, with his battalion suffering a staggering 300%
casualties, he was severely wounded and hospitalized for
seven months. Though disabled, Brown forged ahead to
start a multitude of businesses. Married for 36 years, he
has two daughters and in now a prould grandfather.
| Lessons of War a play that teaches character |
Roxanna M. Brown, my sister died
May 14, 2008 while being held at the
federal detention center though never
convicted of a crime.
Click on her YouTube.com and
forward it to everyone you know.
Every click will help bring me closer to
finding justice in her senseless death.
Thank you,
Fred
May 14, 2008 while being held at the
federal detention center though never
convicted of a crime.
Click on her YouTube.com and
forward it to everyone you know.
Every click will help bring me closer to
finding justice in her senseless death.
Thank you,
Fred
