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Arizona Guardsmen Wounded in Jordan Drone Strike

More than 150 service members of the 856th Military Police Company from the Arizona Army National Guard rally together with their families on Bushmaster Field in Phoenix, Arizona for an emotional send off ceremony January 21st. The company prepares to step off on a year long deployment oversees in the Central Command area of responsibility. (Photo by Arizona Army National Guard Capt. Erin Hannigan, released).

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.

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