US EditionFourth missing U.S. soldier found dead in Lithuania
- The body of the fourth U.S. Soldier, missing during a training exercise in Lithuania, was found, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- Three other soldiers were previously recovered from a peat bog where their vehicle sank during the exercise.
- A multi-agency effort, involving U.S. And Lithuanian forces, conducted the recovery over seven days.
- Hegseth extended condolences to the families, acknowledging the soldiers' sacrifices and stating, 'We will never forget these soldiers—and our prayers are with their families.
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Fourth and final soldier identified from armored vehicle that sank in Lithuania swamp
The fourth and final soldier killed in a heavy vehicle accident last week was a 28-year-old artillery mechanic from Michigan, the Army said Wednesday. Staff Sgt. Troy S. Knutson-Collins of Battle Creek, Michigan was killed on March 25 along with three other soldiers when their M88A2 Hercules — a tank-like tow-truck for other armored vehicles — sank into a swampy bog in a Lithuanian training area. He had been assigned to the 3rd Infantry Division…
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Fourth US soldier who went missing in Lithuania has been identified
The U.S. military on Wednesday identified the fourth American soldier from Georgia’s Fort Stewart who was found dead after he went missing during a training mission in Lithuania. Read more...
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