Nikki Wentling

2 months ago | militarytimes.com | Nikki Wentling |Lolita Baldor

Editor’s note: This is a developing story and will be updated. The U.S. Army identified on Wednesday the fourth and final soldier found deceased in a peat bog at a training site in Lithuania. Staff Sgt. Troy S. Knutson-Collins, 28, was recovered from the bog Tuesday, one week after he and three other soldiers were reported missing while operating an M88A2 Hercules armored vehicle near Pabadre, Lithuania. The other soldiers, found one day before Knutson-Collins, were identified Tuesday as Sgt.

2 months ago | airforcetimes.com | Nikki Wentling

Three of the four U.S. soldiers who were reported missing at a Lithuanian training site last week were found deceased, Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll said Monday. The Army did not immediately release the names of the three soldiers, who were all part of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division. The fourth soldier remains missing. “We will not rest until the fourth and final soldier is found and brought home,” Driscoll said in a statement.

2 months ago | militarytimes.com | Nikki Wentling

Three of the four U.S. soldiers who were reported missing at a Lithuanian training site last week were found deceased, Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll said Monday. The Army did not immediately release the names of the soldiers, who were all part of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division. A fourth soldier remains missing. “We will not rest until the fourth and final soldier is found and brought home,” Driscoll said in a statement.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Nikki Wentling

Three of the four U.S. soldiers who were reported missing at a Lithuanian training site last week were found deceased, Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll said Monday. The Army did not immediately release the names of the three soldiers, who were all part of the 1st Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division. The fourth soldier remains missing. “We will not rest until the fourth and final soldier is found and brought home,” Driscoll said in a statement.

2 months ago | islands.com | Nikki Wentling

Four states, four segments, 23 to 44 days, 324 waypoints, 2,400 miles. That's what overlanders can expect out of the most remote off-roading route in the contiguous 48 states: the Great American Outback Trail. The overlanding track stretches across Oregon, California, Nevada, and Idaho and showcases the backcountry beauty of the American West to drivers with a keen sense of adventure — and all-wheel drive.