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Two Iowa soldiers die in Iraq

January 10, 2006 By admin

Two more Iowa soldiers have been killed in Iraq in separate incidents. An Army Reserve soldier from Lehigh was killed in a vehicle crash in Iraq on Saturday. Sergeant Nathan Field died when a civilian vehicle hit his Humvee. Field was a military policeman with the 4249th Port Security Company, based in Pocahontas. A soldier from North Carolina was also killed in the crash.

Also Saturday, 45-year-old Major Stewart Anderson was among 12 soldiers killed when the Black Hawk helicopter he was in went down in northern Iraq. Anderson was a Minnesota native who had been living in Dubuque. He was on his second tour of duty in Iraq.

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