Soldier Killed by Lightning Strike on Georgia Base Identified
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Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark served for 22 years on active duty and as a reservist and had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Authorities say a lightning strike at an Army post in Georgia has injured 10 soldiers. Fort Gordon Range Control told news outlets the lightning hit during a thunderstorm late Wednesday
Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark of Bolton, Connecticut, served for 22 years on active duty and as a reservist and had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.
At least one soldier was killed and multiple other soldiers were injured in a lightning strike incident during a training event at the Fort Gordon Army post in Georgia.
One soldier was killed and nine others were injured when lightning struck during a military training exercise at Fort Gordon near Augusta, Georgia, Wednesday, a garrison spokesperson confirmed.
A lightning strike at an Army post in Georgia left one soldier dead and nine others injured Wednesday as a thunderstorm moved through the area, authorities said.
A lightning strike at an Army post in Georgia injured 10 soldiers as a thunderstorm moved through the area. The extent of the injuries was not immediately known.
Sgt. 1st Class Michael D. Clark of Bolton, Connecticut, served for 22 years on active duty and as a reservist and had deployed four times to Iraq and Afghanistan.
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