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Service members say goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming

Service members say goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming

Service members say goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming during his memorial service at Patrol Base Jaker, Afghanistan, Sept. 25, 2010. Fleming died supporting combat operations Sept. 17, 2010.

A rifle detail performs a three-volley salute during

A rifle detail performs a three-volley salute during

A rifle detail performs a three-volley salute during a memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming, a platoon commander with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, at Patrol Base J... More

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming,

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming,

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming, a platoon commander with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, during his memorial service at Patrol Base Jaker, Afghanistan, Sept. 25. Fleming die... More

First Sgt. Jimmy D. Ferriss and Capt. Shon S. Belcher,

First Sgt. Jimmy D. Ferriss and Capt. Shon S. Belcher,

First Sgt. Jimmy D. Ferriss and Capt. Shon S. Belcher, the company first sergeant and the company commander of Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, pay their respect to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming dur... More

Haji Abdul Manaf, the Nawa District governor, speaks

Haji Abdul Manaf, the Nawa District governor, speaks

Haji Abdul Manaf, the Nawa District governor, speaks of the sacrifice by 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming, a platoon commander with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, during a memorial service honoring ... More

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming, a platoon commander with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, took place at Patrol Base Jaker, Afghanistan, Sept. 25.

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming,

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming,

A Marine says goodbye to 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming, a platoon commander with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, during his memorial service at Patrol Base Jaker, Afghanistan, Sept. 25. Fleming die... More

Lance Cpl. Tarek Houssamy, a Marine with Kilo Company,

Lance Cpl. Tarek Houssamy, a Marine with Kilo Company,

Lance Cpl. Tarek Houssamy, a Marine with Kilo Company, 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marine Regiment, places a helmet atop 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming’s fallen Marine monument during memorial service honoring the life of Fle... More

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott

A memorial service honoring the life of 1st Lt. Scott J. Fleming took place at Patrol Base Jaker, Afghanistan, Sept. 25. Fleming died supporting combat operations Sept. 17. Fleming is survived by his wife and parents.

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