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Maria Villarroel

Key Insights into Latinos in the U.S. Military Amid Rising Tensions in the Middle East

Army helmet and boots (Credit: Via Pixabay)

NEW YORK CITY - An aerial drone struck Americans troops stationed in northeast Jordan near the Syrian border early Sunday, killing three U.S. service members and leaving at least 34 others wounded. A day later, President Biden is vowing to respond.

The attack occurred at a support base known as Tower 22, which supports Al-Tanf Garrison in southeastern Syria, where U.S. special operations have long operated alongside other countries combating Islamic State militants. About 350 U.S. Army and Air Force personnel are deployed to the base.

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