U.S. Service Members Killed in Kuwait Drone Strike

0:00Reporting from The Daily News Now, I'm Corey with the latest in Tampa Bay. Six U.S. service members died in a drone strike on a command center in Kuwait just days into the war with Iran. The attack killed Sergeant First Class Nakola Moore, Captain Cody Kork, Sergeant First Class Noah T. Agens, and Sergeant Declan Cody, along with two. Others not yet named publicly. All were from the Army Reserves, one-third systemic command, handling supplies like food, fuel, and equipment for troops. The strike happened one day after the U.S. and Israel started their military campaign against Iran. Iran fired back with missiles and drones at Israel and Gulf states hosting American forces. A Moore, a 39-year-old mother from Minnesota, was almost home to her husband and two kids when it occurred. Family-shared stories of deep loss and pride. Kork, 35 from Florida, was a patriotic history buff who loved serving alongside friends. Cody, 20 from Iowa, was one of the youngest in his training class and had just earned a

1:01promotion before dying. T. Agens, 42 from Nebraska, was a martial arts instructor and devoted dad. Tributes poured in from leaders and communities. Army officials praised their bravery in keeping troops supplied. Nebraska's governor called T. Agens a defender who stepped up for America. President Trump noted that more losses are likely before the conflict ends. The Pentagon continues identifying victims as the situation unfolds overseas. Quick thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. Built for nighttime listening, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com