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Some Soldiers Killed in Iran Strike Were Connected to Kentucky's Fort Knox, Officials Say

On March 3, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear posted that some of the six U.S. soldiers killed in Iran attacks had ties to Kentucky.
CENTCOM and CBS News report that United States forces recovered two previously unaccounted-for remains from a facility struck during Iran's initial attacks in Kuwait amid Operation Epic Fury.
The Department of War released names of four soldiers killed Tuesday, saying they were assigned to the 103rd Sustainment Command, Des Moines, Iowa.
Local officials told WHAS11 that J.J. Duvall, Mayor of Radcliff, and leaders remain committed to supporting Fort Knox commanders and Families of the fallen, urging prayers and community support.
Regional reports show the Iranian Red Crescent Society said U.S.-Israeli strikes have killed at least 787 people, while CBS News reported 18 U.S. service members were seriously wounded and Iran expanded strikes by hitting the U.S. Embassy in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.

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Beshear: U.S. soldiers killed by Iran strikes had ties to Kentucky

Six U.S. soldiers have been killed since the attacks on Iran started Saturday.

1 month ago·Cincinnati, United States

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'We honor their sacrifice': Fort Knox community reflects on soldiers' deaths in Iran strike

The community of Radcliff is reacting after 6 U.S. service members assigned to a command based out of Fort Knox were killed in a strike made by Iran.

1 month ago·Louisville, United States

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Some of the soldiers killed in Iran strike connected to Fort Knox, CNN says

Radcliff Mayor JJ Duvall says the soldiers were assigned to the 1st Theater Sustainment Command, which is a vital part of Fort Knox.

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Beshear: Kentucky-based soldiers among 6 from US killed in Iran attacks - WNKY News 40 Television

FRANKFORT, Ky. – On Tuesday, Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed United States soldiers are among those killed in the recent Iran attacks, including some Kentucky-based troops. Beshear posted to X Tuesday morning, stating, “America, let’s join together and pray for the families of the now six soldiers killed in attacks by Iran — including those based out of my home state, Kentucky. Let’s wrap our arms around them during this difficult time.” America, l…

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