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‘He put everybody above his own’: Family remembers Capt. Tyler Feehan, soldier killed in Jordan missile strike (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - To the U.S. Army, he was a decorated leader posthumously promoted to Captain. But to his family, he was simply Tyler — a son who built Star Wars Lego sets with his mother, followed his father’s footsteps into uniform and found the love of his life before making the ultimate sacrifice. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Soldier with Bryan County ties killed in Iranian attack honored by family, president Capt. Tyler Feehan, 25, was killed in action on July 18 during a missile attack in Jord
Saluting Our Heroes: How one widow is turning loss into a mission to save veterans (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Long before nationwide campaigns like “22 A Day” raised awareness for veteran suicide, Sgt. Brett Morris was fighting a quiet war long after leaving the front lines. With nine combat tours behind him, Morris survived the physical perils of war. But his most harrowing fight was the battle for his mental well-being — a conflict his widow, Mary Morris-Zufall, is now laying bare to help save other service members. “September 10 of 2021 is when Brett ended his life,” Morris-Zuf
Saluting Our Heroes: How 9/11 sparked a 25-year mission for one Fort Stewart soldier (opens the original)
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - It has been 25 years since the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, changed the course of American history. For one local soldier, that day did more than alter the nation — it completely redefined his military career, setting off a two-plus-decade mission to ensure a tragedy of that scale never happens again. Chief Warrant Officer Jonathan Morrison, who now runs Fort Stewart’s Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Division, recently shared a deeply personal piece of his past — and
Saluting Our Heroes: Lt. Craig Washington reflects on nearly 30 years in Beaufort County law enforcement (opens the original)
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BEAUFORT, S.C. (WTOC) - Lt. Craig Washington’s long career with the Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office almost didn’t happen. Washington’s path of service began in the U.S. Army, a chapter that eventually took him overseas. “Bosnia was very eye opening… But it makes you really appreciate America,” Washington said. As his time in the military was coming to an end, Washington said law enforcement wasn’t the plan. “Law enforcement was not my first pick,” he said. Washington said the next step came fro
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