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   From: bkshurman@outlook.com   
      
   A military service member assigned to patrol the U.S.-Mexico   
   border has been found dead in southern Arizona -- the second to   
   die there this month, authorities say.   
      
   The service member -- who has not been identified -- was found   
   Sunday near Ajo, according to a statement from officials at   
   Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colo. Foul play is   
   not suspected in the death, which is under investigation,   
   officials added.   
      
   President Trump has assigned several thousand troops to the   
   southwest border in recent months to support the U.S. Border   
   Patrol.   
      
   The service member's body was found 22 days after U.S. Army Pfc.   
   Steven Hodges was found dead on federal land near Nogales, the   
   Tucson Sentinel reported. Hodges was also assigned to the   
   Southwest Border Support Mission.   
      
   Officials said foul play isn’t suspected in Hodges' death either.   
      
   Hodges' battalion commander, Lt. Col. Sean Lyons, said "every   
   soldier in the Tomahawk Battalion is an essential member of our   
   team.   
      
   “Private First Class Steven Hodges is sorely missed by his   
   teammates and the entire Tomahawk family," Lyons said in a   
   statement. "Every soldier is a national treasure.   
      
   “We are grateful for all the young men and women who volunteer   
   to serve our nation. We are humbled at the sacrifices their   
   families continue to make on a daily basis, Steven and his   
   family are in our prayers,” Lyons continued.   
      
   Fox News' Kira Grant and the Associated Press contributed to   
   this report.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/second-military-service-member-found-   
   dead-in-us-border-mission   
      
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