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Sgt Blake Christopher Stephens

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Sgt Blake Christopher Stephens

Birth
USA
Death
8 May 2007 (aged 25)
Baghdad, Iraq
Burial
Pocatello, Bannock County, Idaho, USA GPS-Latitude: 42.8500717, Longitude: -112.4236528
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Sgt. Stephens of Pocatello, Idaho had been in Iraq just two months. In those two months Stephens had no email contact and made just two phone calls to his wife, Erin, who lives with her husband's parents in Pocatello. Blake has four older siblings and is the son of Trent and Kathleen Stephens. Dr. Stephens is a noted biologist and part of the faculty of Idaho State University. He was career military, joining the national guard after graduating from Century High School. Blake's last known rank was Corporal but he had completed requirements to be elevated to the rank of Sergeant. Blake was part of a convoy escorting an Army colonel when the device exploded in Salman Pak, a town 18 miles south of Baghdad at age 25.

Army
Headquarters Company
3rd Brigade Combat Team
3rd Infantry Division
Fort Benning, Georgia
Sgt. Stephens of Pocatello, Idaho had been in Iraq just two months. In those two months Stephens had no email contact and made just two phone calls to his wife, Erin, who lives with her husband's parents in Pocatello. Blake has four older siblings and is the son of Trent and Kathleen Stephens. Dr. Stephens is a noted biologist and part of the faculty of Idaho State University. He was career military, joining the national guard after graduating from Century High School. Blake's last known rank was Corporal but he had completed requirements to be elevated to the rank of Sergeant. Blake was part of a convoy escorting an Army colonel when the device exploded in Salman Pak, a town 18 miles south of Baghdad at age 25.

Army
Headquarters Company
3rd Brigade Combat Team
3rd Infantry Division
Fort Benning, Georgia

Inscription

SGT - U S ARMY - IRAQ
BRONZE STAR - PURPLE HEART
OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM


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