Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team

Who was Michael Clark? Soldier killed by lightning at Fort Gordon was a 22-year veteran

Who was Michael Clark? Soldier killed by lightning at Fort Gordon was a 22-year veteranFORT GORDON, GEORGIA: The soldier killed by a lightning strike at a Georgia Army base on Wednesday, July 20 has been identified as a 22-year Army and reserves veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan four times. According to Fort Gordon Range Control officials, a bolt of lightning struck the base's training area at around 11 am. Sgt 1st Class Michael Clark, …

Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team

The U.S. military has identified a soldier killed by a lightning strike at Georgia base as a 41-year-old Army reservist who served in Iraq and Afghanistan

Name released for soldier killed by lightning at Fort Gordon

AUGUSTA, GA ( WJBF) -- Bronze star medal recipient Sgt. First Class Michael Clark died after being struck by lightning at Fort Gordon Wednesday.He served in the Army and the US Army reserve for 22 years -- deploying four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.His service to his country is remembered by a commander in his unit. Maj. Stephen W. Rhinehart said in a statement:"Sgt. 1st Clark's smile and laughter were infectious and always brought joy to ever…

Soldier killed in Georgia by lightning served on combat surgery team

Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark of Bolton, Connecticut, served for 22 years on active duty and as a reservist and had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.

Soldier killed by lightning served on combat surgery team

Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark died and nine other soldiers were injured Wednesday when lightning struck the group during a training exercise at Fort Gordon, according to the Army Reserve.

Soldier Killed by Lightning Served on Combat Surgery Team

Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark of Bolton, Connecticut, served for 22 years on active duty and as a reservist and had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.