US EditionROTC Cadet From Ridgewood Dies During Basic Training, Army Says
HARDIN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 28 – Cadet Neil Edara, 22, died during a land navigation exercise at Fort Knox amid a heat wave; his death is under investigation, Army officials said.
- On Saturday, U.S. Army Cadet Command announced Cadet Neil Edara, 22, of Ridgewood, New Jersey, died during Land Navigation training at Fort Knox.
- The training site at Fort Knox used varied terrain, and Cadet Edara was attending Cadet Summer Training as part of 9th Regiment, Advanced Camp at the land navigation site.
- U.S. Army Cadet Command said Edara became unresponsive during land navigation training Thursday, received medical care, and was taken to University of Louisville Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
- A private memorial service is planned Monday, and at this time, the cause of death is under investigation.
- The largest annual training event involves over 7,000 ROTC cadets, with Fort Knox hosting military operations focused on leadership and tactical readiness.
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"His calm collected demeanor and unwavering commitment to excellence left a lasting impact on everyone around him," a professor said of Neil EdaraU.S. Army Cadet Command (ROTC)/Facebook Neil EdaraNEED TO KNOWThe U.S., Army Cadet Command said Neil Edara was unresponsive while conducting Land Navigation training in Fort Knox, Ky., and died on July 24Authorities are investigating the cause of his death“His calm collected demeanor and unwavering com…
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