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2 young Marines killed in North Carolina rollover identified

Both Marines had arrived at Parris Island, South Carolina, to start their Marine Corps careers in March 2021.

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The Daily News Top Stories of 2022 #1: 2 Marines dead after vehicle turns over near Camp Lejeune

Two Marines were killed, and 17 others injured back in January after a 7-ton military truck rolled over on a busy coastal North Carolina highway in Onslow County.

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PICTURED: North Carolina Marines who died when tactical vehicle they were traveling in flipped over

Jonathan Gierke, 19, of Lawrenceville, Georgia, and Zachary Riffle, 18, of Kingwood, West Virginia, were identified as the two Marines killed when their military truck crashed in North Carolina.

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Identities of two Marines killed in Wednesday crash released

The identities of the two Marines who died Wednesday following a military truck crash in North Carolina have been released.

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Marines killed in North Carolina on Wednesday are ID d

The two U.S. Marines who were killed Wednesday afternoon in a military vehicle crash near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina have been identified.

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