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Updated: Apr 30 2021, 9:31 ET FORMER U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Jeff Kyle has continued his American Sniper brother Chris’s legacy. Jeff said hero Chris Kyle was seen as a "big fierce warrior, but he had the biggest heart and wanted to help out all who served". 6 Who is Chris Kyle's brother Jeff? Jeff Kyle, 43, is the younger brother of the late American Sniper, Chris Kyle. He's a former US Marine Corps Sergeant, who has - alongside the Kyle family - continued his hero brother's legacy. Their website, Chris Kyle Memorial Benefit, highlights a scholarship program through the American Valor F...
Who was Chad Littlefield and why did Eddie Ray Routh kill him? Updated: Apr 30 2021, 9:52 ET DEVOUT Christian Chad Littlefield died alongside American Sniper buddy Chris Kyle while "trying to help" troubled gunman Eddie Routh. Here's more on the beloved dad, whose body was found riddled with six bullets on a Texas shooting range. 5 Who was Chad Littlefield? Chad Littlefield was fatally shot along with ex-Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle by Eddie Ray Routh, a former Marine, at a shooting range in Erath County, Texas on February 2, 2013. Littlefield was buried before he could celebrate turning 36. T...
Apr 11, 2021 MESOPOTAMIA — William “Bill” Harold Cryer, 93, longtime resident of Mesopotamia, passed away Sunday, April 4, 2021, at UH Geauga Medical Center. He was born March 21, 1928, in Texarkana, Texas, to the late William Jennings Bryan Cryer and Molly Morphew Cryer. Bill served his country as a U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant in the Korean War, which remained one of his proudest accomplishments. After the war, he worked as a supervisor for General Telephone, helping develop Verizon’s fiber optics before retiring. While living in California, he served as the Chairman of the La Mirad...
A military dog has been reunited with her former handler for retirement after being separated for 18-months. Angela Cardone, 22, a US Marine Corps Sergeant, was paired with five-year-old hound Bogi during their service in Iwakuni, Japan, from July 2018 to October 2019, having already trained together for two years. The pair quickly formed an unbreakable bond and were devastated when Angela was reassigned to Honolulu, Hawaii, forcing her to leave Bogi behind in Japan without getting a chance to say a proper goodbye. Now, reunited with her faithful canine and settled in Kaneohe, Hawaii, Angela ...