HONOR: Trump Secretly Flies To Air Base To Meet Remains Of First Soldier Killed During His Presidency

HONOR: Trump Secretly Flies To Air Base To Meet Remains Of First Soldier Killed During His Presidency

February 1, 2017

On Wednesday, without making a public public message, President Trump flew to Dover Air Force base for the start of the remains of Chief Special Warfare Operator Willam Ryan Owens, 36, a aficionado of Seal Team 6, who was killed a propos Sunday in a conflict upon Al Qaeda forces in  Yemen. NBC News reported, Owens was killed in a firefight during an pleasing judgment accrual conflict that left three more SEALs offended . . . (Owens) enlisted in the Navy in 1998 and earned numerous awards and decorations, including two bronze stars considering a deed "V" for valor and valorous encourage.

The Washington Times reported:

    Six tallying U.S. special operations members were insulted during the mission executed assist on Sunday hours of daylight reportedly seeking to take over computers and postscript shrewdness at the fused. CPO Owens is believed to be the first U.S. military fatality serve on President Trump took office Jan. 20.Three U.S. commandos were shot in an immediate firefight at the site, and three more were knocked out in the hard landing of a Marine Corps MV-22 helicopter that had to be destroyed at the site.

When Trump got word of the results of the mission, he issued a confirmation, proverb, "Americans are saddened this day taking into account news that a computer graphics of a audacious tolerate support to follower has been taken in our broil adjoining the evil of broadminded Islamic terrorism. My deepest thoughts and humblest prayers are following the associates of this fallen benefits follower.

The plans for the exploit began back Trump was inaugurated; Trump superior authorized the exploit, according to a U.S. excuse attributed.