The pentagon has determined the noncommissioned officer first kind of nicolas Checque as navy seals from the taliban in last weekend's doctors in the United States in a successful save injury death.
Born in Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Checque, "battle related damage and death" according to the pentagon released. Although only say Checque release was assigned to "the east coast of the navy special operations unit," ABC news report, fallen servicemember is navy seals and elite team, the same unit, killing osama bin laden part.
Checque, and day for the fatal damage, and at night the general task Saturday free dean · Dr. Joseph, an American doctors work a non-governmental organization, headquartered in Kabul. Joseph is at the beginning of this month, the taliban were abducted U.S. officials believe he is in imminent danger.
In the Checque identified open, defense secretary Leon · palmer inside tower (Leon Panetta) day, said he is "deeply grieved, understand a soldier has died.

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"Special operators who conduct the RAID know they were his own life is ok, to release an American ordinary citizens from the enemy's grip. They put safety another American than their own, as so many, we are brave warriors do every day and every night. In this fallen heroes, our special operators, americans see the highest ideal of citizens, sacrifice and service support. Freedom torch burning bright, because of them," palmer inside tower said.
President Obama also praised special operations forces, their courage.
"Yesterday, we in Afghanistan's special operator special courage, skill and patriotism, the characteristics of our troops every task is to rescue an American citizen," he said, on Sunday.

 



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