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The Sarasota County Sheriffs Office is helping Deputy Mubarak bring 33 relatives here from Afghanistan. Mubarak served as an interpreter.

Espinoza, and kareem nikoui, navy corpsman maxton soviak. johanny rosario was from massachusetts. >> we will always remember her as the hero that she is. >> reporter: missouri remembering lance corporal jared schmitz. ten of the fallen were based at californias camp pendleton, like rylee mccollum, set to become a new father in just three weeks and corporal hunter lopez, the son of sheriffs deputies >> the patriotism doesnt go by area or state. it impacts all of us. >> reporter: marine staff serg...

Loving. >> reporter: 20-year-old marine was one of the best kids ever. just an infant when u.s. troops arrived in afghanistan. ryans wife says her husband would have no regrets. >> for him, it is the ultimate honor he could give back to his country. and to help those people. >> reporter: these service members now home. their sacrifices honored in cities and towns across a grateful nation. >> we will always remember her as the hero that she is. >> reporter: the town of missouri remembering jared ...

A soon-to-be father, a beloved brother and a state champion among US service members killed in Kabul attack

President Joe Biden drew criticism from conservatives and veterans after he appeared to check his watch at Sundays ceremony honoring the 13 US soldiers killed in Kabul.

Thirteen U.S. service members were killed Thursday in a suicide bombing attack in Afghanistan. Among them, an expectant father and a former lifeguard.

In a post on Instagram last week, Sgt. Nicole Gee posted a photo of her cradling a baby in her arms at the Kabul airport. She was among the 13 US servicemen who were killed in a suicide bombing at Kabul airport on Thursday.

The explosion happened as two suicide bombers and gunmen attacked crowds of Afghans at Kabul’s airport

One of Nicole Gee's last social media posts was a photo of her cradling a baby amid the chaos outside Kabul's airport.

Thirteen U.S. service members were killed Thursday in a suicide bombing attack in Afghanistan. Among them, an expectant father and a former lifeguard.