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Iowa National Guard soldiers injured in Afghanistan

June 10, 2011 By Dar Danielson

Tyler Sirovy, Nicholas Morris, Martin Ennor, Daniel Wilczak (clockwise)

The Iowa National Guard says four soldiers were injured when their vehicle was struck by a roadside bomb Tuesday in Afghanistan.

The soldiers are identified as 26-year-old First Lieutenant Nicholas Morris of Columbia, South Carolina; 40-year-old Staff Sergeant Daniel Wilczak of Luther; 25-year-old Sergeant Martin Ennor of Cedar Rapids; 26-year-old Private First Class Tyler Sirovy of Deep River.

Ennor was flow to Germany for treatment, while the other three were being treated in Afghanistan. Their condition reports were not available.

 Three of the soldiers are from an Iowa City infantry company and the other from Waterloo’s Headquarters command of the 1st Battalion, 133rd Infantry, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 34th Infantry Division.

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