Arizona Guardsmen Wounded in Jordan Drone Strike

Published on

An unmanned drone attack in northeast Jordan, near the Syrian border, injured Arizona National Guardsmen among others on Sunday, state officials reported.

The strike resulted in three American deaths and injuries to over 40 individuals. The Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs stated late Monday that while multiple members of the Arizona National Guard were hurt, there were no fatalities among them.  Three of the injured were medically evacuated for further treatment but are expected to recover.

The soldiers are part of the 1st Battalion, 158th Infantry Regiment, known as the “Bushmasters.”

Maj. Gen. Kerry L. Muehlenbeck, the Arizona National Guard Adjutant General, emphasized ongoing communication with the battalion’s commander and the focus on the well-being of soldiers and their families, urging for continued prayers.

Latest articles

When Headlines Outrun the Reporting

This Deep Dive examines coverage of U.S. bombers leaving Britain and the questions reporters...

Anduril Plans Submarine Manufacturing Complex at Former Maryland Shipyard

Anduril Plans Submarine Manufacturing Plant at Tradepoint Atlantic The $3.7 billion project will occupy leased...

Follow the Damn Bombers, But Know the Damn Beat

The New York Times has now supplied the question that should have been asked...

BREAKING: USS Ronald Reagan Arrives in San Diego

The aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan is arriving in San Diego today, Oct. 5,...

More like this

U.S. Returns to Its Old Military Footprint in Greenland

The United States isn't moving into Greenland for the first time. It is going...

AI Is Already Changing How Wars Are Fought

Anthropic says people overseas used Claude to help track U.S. naval forces, develop weapons,...

Houthis Seize Strategic Red Sea Island, Threatening Oil, Shipping and U.S. Navy

Iran-backed Houthi forces have seized a small island most Americans have never heard of,...