Marine Veteran of Gulf War Identified as Rallygoer Seriously Injured in Trump Assassination Attempt

Daily Brief 16 July 2024

Marine Veteran of Gulf War Identified as Rallygoer Seriously Injured in Trump Assassination Attempt David Dutch is a Marine Corps veteran who served during the Gulf War, according to his service record, which was provided to Military.com by the service. More Military.com Stories Top Republicans Fume After Botched Army Terrorism Briefing Named Anti-Abortion Groups New Research Finds Blood Cancer Cases at Malmstrom Air Force Base Likely Not 'Due to Chance' 'You Have Blood Everywhere': Member of Air National Guard Describes Trying to Save Man Killed at Trump Rally in Butler National Guard Not Asked to Beef Up Presence at Republican Convention After Assassination Attempt Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Classified Documents Case over Concerns with Prosecutor's Appointment The Best Amazon Prime Day 2024 Deals for Service Members, Veterans and Military Families Trump Picks Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, a Once-Fierce Critic Turned Loyal Ally, as His GOP Running Mate Former Army Officer to Lead Peterson, Schriever and Other Space Force Bases How the Air Force Academy Molded Paul Skenes into the Biggest Story in Baseball 78 Years After a B-17 Crashed on Mount Tom People Gather to Remember The First Titanic Voyage in 14 Years Is Happening in the Wake of Submersible Tragedy. Hopes Are High US Journalist Masha Gessen Is Convicted in Absentia in Russia for Criticizing the Military From Basement to Battlefield: Ukrainian Startups Create Low-Cost Robots to Fight Russia A Decade After Deadly MH17 Crash, the Father of One Victim Is Still Waiting for Russia to Say Sorry Israel's 'GPS Spoofing' Tricks Missiles, But Also Commercial Airplanes, Dating Apps in Mideast Ukraine Needs 25 Patriot Air Defense Systems and More F-16 Warplanes, President Zelenskyy Says New Accord Establishes a Hotline Chinese and Philippine Presidents Can Use to Stop Clashes at Sea 10 Ways to Do More with Less When You Have No Space, Equipment or Time Master Class: How Female Veterans Can Land a Job with a 6-Figure Income Faster Today's Military Trivia As a reward for his role in the capture of New Orleans, David Farragut became the first U.S. Navy officer to be promoted to the rank of rear admiral on July 16 of which year? Video of the Day From Basement to Battlefield: Ukrainian Startups Create Low-Cost Drones to Fight Russia

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