U.S. lost one

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We lost one of the special people today.
Sargent Kristopher Domeij to a road side bomb in Kandahar today. He is a ranger with14 deployments to his record and one of the rescuers of Jessica Lynch .
Rest in peace your duty is done .
 
WOW.....14 deployments. The commitment boggles the mind.
Incredible. Rest in peace.
 
Go with God.

He'd only been in 10 years... Makes me really think about what most of us have acomplished in the last ten years compared with this guy. Not much of a comparison.

Interesting background in the UK article about the female officer killed with him, and the role of women in combat in conservatve muslim areas.
 
RIP, SFC Domeij, a true warrior. Unless you served or know someone who served or is presently serving, this and all the other casualties go largely unnoticed by the general public and ignored by the media.
 
God Speed Sargent Kristopher Domeij. I will remember you.
 
According to his Regiment Commander he had participated in hundreds of combat missions -- what a hero. Thank you SFC Domeij.
The operation in which he died also claimed the lives of PFC Christopher Horns, and LT Ashley White.
Thank you all for making the ultimate sacrifice. Rest in Peace.
 
Go with God Sgt. Domeij. Your duty is done - rest gently. We will remember.
 
God rest his soul. I hope his family allows his remains to be buried at Arlington Nat'l Cemetary. I will be watching and if he is, than when I next visit my son's grave I will visit his and thank him for his sacrifice.
God bless all our military personal.
 
mhakel: God bless your son, for his service to our country.

And, well said: "God bless all our military personnel."

Amen.
 
I often wonder what we have done to deserve such men and women.

I hope we continue to live in a manner that honors their sacrifice.
 
There are all special. Glad to see them coming home. Waste of good men and women. Nothing will ever change over there. They love a god who loves death. We should have never been over there. It will always be a loosing proposition no matter how much some folks keep waiving the bloody shirt.
 
I truly am to the point that I just feel that my mere words can not even begin to explain the sadness that I feel every time I read about our lost people.
Ain't gonna say anymore.
 
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