Breaking: - U.S. Soldier Missing In Baghdad - U.S. Military
BAGHDAD, Oct 23 (Reuters) - A U.S. soldier was reported missing in Baghdad on Monday, the military said.
The soldier, part of a multi-national division in the Iraqi capital, went missing at about 7:30 p.m. local time, the U.S. military said in a statement.
U.S. and Iraqi forces immediately launched a search for the soldier, the statement said.
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Bomb kills Iraq hero
Newly-wed Noah Stephenson, who served in the Parachute Regiment and was a member of the Red Devils free-fall display team, died when the convoy he was protecting struck a roadside bomb.
The 29-year-old, from Redcar, was working for a private security firm guarding American troops when the incident happened at around 10am local time on Wednesday.
But after 12 years in the Army, by which time he had reached the rank of Lance Corporal, he decided to follow in the footsteps of many other soldiers and landed a job with a private security company in Iraq, guarding high profile American generals.
In a tragic irony Noah recently posted a message on Friends Reunited about "dodging bombs" in his new job. The message read: "I'm happy! I have just recently been married and I have now left my easy life in the Army Red Devils and have now started working in Iraq doing security work!!
Oh well good luck spending it where he is now.
CLUE --- He isn't guarding "high profile American Generals" ANY MORE
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The soldier, part of a multi-national division in the Iraqi capital, went missing at about 7:30 p.m. local time, the U.S. military said in a statement.
U.S. and Iraqi forces immediately launched a search for the soldier, the statement said.
LinkHere
Bomb kills Iraq hero
Newly-wed Noah Stephenson, who served in the Parachute Regiment and was a member of the Red Devils free-fall display team, died when the convoy he was protecting struck a roadside bomb.
The 29-year-old, from Redcar, was working for a private security firm guarding American troops when the incident happened at around 10am local time on Wednesday.
But after 12 years in the Army, by which time he had reached the rank of Lance Corporal, he decided to follow in the footsteps of many other soldiers and landed a job with a private security company in Iraq, guarding high profile American generals.
In a tragic irony Noah recently posted a message on Friends Reunited about "dodging bombs" in his new job. The message read: "I'm happy! I have just recently been married and I have now left my easy life in the Army Red Devils and have now started working in Iraq doing security work!!
Oh well good luck spending it where he is now.
CLUE --- He isn't guarding "high profile American Generals" ANY MORE
LinkHere
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