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Three Marines from Camp Lejeune in Pender County, North Carolina, were found dead in a car at a Speedway gas station. The Marines have been identified as Lance Corporal Tanner Kaltenberg, Lance Corporal Merax Dockery, and Lance Corporal Ivan Garcia. They were motor vehicle operators with Combat Logistics Battalion 2. Foul play is not suspected, and the sheriff’s office is waiting for autopsy results to determine the cause of death. Further information is expected to be revealed later today. https://www.witn.com reported
Three Marines from Camp Lejeune in North Carolina were found dead in a car at a gas station on Sunday morning. The incident took place at the Speedway on U.S. 17 in Hampstead. The Marines have been identified as Lance Corporal Tanner Kaltenberg, Lance Corporal Merax Dockery, and Lance Corporal Ivan Garcia. All three were motor vehicle operators with Combat Logistics Battalion 2, Combat Logistics Regiment 2, 2nd Marine Logistics Group.
According to the Pender County Sheriff’s Office, foul play is not suspected in the deaths of the Marines. However, they are awaiting autopsy results to determine the cause of death. Deputies were initially called to the gas station to investigate a report of a missing person.
The tragic incident has left the local community and the military community in shock. The loss of three young lives is a devastating blow, and the circumstances surrounding their deaths raise many questions. The autopsy results, expected to be released later today, will hopefully shed light on what happened.
The Marines were a part of the proud tradition of the United States Marine Corps, which is known for its dedication, discipline, and commitment to serving the country. Their deaths are a reminder of the sacrifices that service members make every day to protect our freedoms.
As we await more information about this heartbreaking incident, it is important to remember and honor the lives of Lance Corporal Tanner Kaltenberg, Lance Corporal Merax Dockery, and Lance Corporal Ivan Garcia. They will be remembered for their service, their bravery, and their commitment to their fellow Marines.
We extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends, and fellow Marines of these three young men. May they find strength and solace in the memories of their loved ones, and may their sacrifices never be forgotten..
- Pender County Marines deaths
- Camp Lejeune unit fatalities
- Autopsy results for deceased Marines.
