Four Army Reserve Soldiers Killed in Kuwait Drone Strike

0:00On March 4th, the Pentagon has named four Army Reserve soldiers killed in a drone strike on a command center in Port Shwiba, Kuwait, last Sunday. They were Captain Cody Cork, 35. From Winter Haven, Florida, Sergeant First Class Noah T-Jins, 42 from Bellevue, Nebraska. Sergeant First Class Nicole Lamore, 39 from White Bear Lake, Minnesota, and Specialist Declan Cody, 20 from West Des Moines, Iowa. All served with the 103rd Sustainable Command in Des Moines, Iowa. The attack happened just one day after the U.S. and Israel began military action against Iran, which aspired back with strikes of its own. A source described the hit as direct on a trailer-style building right after 9 a.m. local time, with no warning sirens and defenses that couldn't stop the drone. Leaders have shared their grief, with the fence secretary Pete Hexeth calling it a fortified tactical center pierced by one projectile and top. Military officials praising the fallen as true patriots. Friends and communities are stepping up too, for meal trains for Amor's family in Minnesota, to half-staff flags in Nebraska for T-Jins.

1:10Two more service members remains have been recovered, but not yet identified, and the strike is under investigation. As the conflict presses on, their sacrifice underscores the risks ahead, with vows from the top to honor them through continued resolve. and