U.S. Strike in Syria Kills Leader Tied to Deaths of Two Iowa Soldiers

Reynolds honors slain Iowa National Guard soldiers in annual address

Gov. Kim Reynolds used her Condition of the State address to honor two Iowa National Guard soldiers ⁠who were killed in Syria in December, saying they made "the greatest sacrifice."

US Forces Eliminate Terrorist Leader Linked To Deaths Of American National Guardsmen

by Anthony Iafrate at CDN - American military forces carried out a strike in Syria which killed an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist directly linked to a Dec. 13 ISIS attack which killed two Iowa National Guardsmen and one U.S. civilian in the country, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced Saturday. The Friday strike was the third CENTCOM executed as part of Operation Hawkeye Strike, … Click to read the rest HERE-> US Forces Eliminate Terrorist L…

U.S. strike in Syria kills leader tied to deaths of two Iowa soldiers

The U.S. military says a Syria strike killed a terrorist leader tied to the attack that claimed the lives of two Iowa service members and an American interpreter.

SOLDIERS KILLED IN SYRIA HONORED

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US says it killed Al Qaeda-affiliated leader linked to deadly Syria ambush

Anti-ISIS operations launched in response to attack The US said an air attack in north-western Syria killed an Al Qaeda-affiliated leader who was linked to an ISIS member responsible for a deadly ambush of American personnel last month. US Central Command (Centcom) on Saturday said that the strike, carried out a day earlier, had killed Bilal Hasan Al Jasim who was “directly connected with the ISIS gunman who killed and injured American and Syria…

Maj. Gen. Stephen Osborn honors National Guard members killed in Syria attack - Enterprise Media

Maj. Gen. Stephen Osborn, the adjutant general of the Iowa National Guard, began his 2026 Condition of the Guard address Thursday by honoring the loss of two Iowa National Guard service members. Osborn’s remarks come just over a month after Sgt. William Nathaniel Howard of Marshalltown and Sgt. Edgar Brian Torres-Tovar of Des Moines, were killed in Palmyra, Syria, during […] Sorry! An active online subscription is required to access this conten…