hospital man the lone navy sailor, 22 years old and a medic, maxton soviak. he was attending to the medical needs of those marines he was assigned to. he, too, lost his life in that bombing on thursday. i could go on. so many devastating stories, and, again, the president was up there in dover to preside over the dignified transfer today and is now back in washington d.c. so sad. so moving. our hearts go out to the families. our deepest condolences to them. alex, i know you agree when i say may all these wonderful, wonderful 13 service members, may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. more news right after this.
milley, secretary of state tony blinken. welcoming those 13 service members who lost their lives in that suicide bombing thursday at the airport. this is, we should note, not a ceremony. this is what the military refers to as a solemn movement. you can see there one of the 13 service members coming off the plane in a flag draped transfer case. and, wolf, we now have all the names of all 13 of these service members. most of them were marines. 11 were. one was a navy sailor. one was an army special forces soldier. i want to highlight a couple of them. the thing i am struck by is how young they were. the first name that we got was that of lance corporal riley