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Kenneth Allen Nalley |
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Hamburg, Iowa |
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May 26, 2003 |
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| Killed in Samawah, Iraq, escorting a convoy in a military vehicle when a heavy equipment transporter crossed the median and struck his vehicle. | ||||||||
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| AP News
Kenneth A. Nalley was well known in his hometown of Hamburg, Iowa -- population 1,240 -- because he had worked at a local gas station for almost three years, pumping gas, changing oil and fixing tires. Nalley, based in Germany, died May 26 in a vehicle accident in Iraq. |
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From The Charlotte Observer: Nalley was well known in his hometown of Hamburg, Iowa -- population 1,240 -- because he had worked at a local gas station for almost three years, pumping gas, changing oil and fixing tires. Bob Cooper, a mechanic at Hamburg Oil who spent 22 years in the Army, had told Nalley that joining the Army and gaining some experience as a military policeman could give him an edge when applying for a police job. "He didn't smoke," Cooper said. "He didn't drink. He didn't do drugs because he wanted to be a policeman. That was his way to make sure that he didn't have any troubles, so that he could get to that position in life." |
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From The Stars & Stripes
Military policemen pay tribute to their fallen comrades, Staff Sgt. Brett Petriken and Pvt. Kenneth Nalley at a memorial service in Wiesbaden, Germany, on Friday. Petriken and Nalley, military policemen from the 501st Military Police Company were killed Monday in a traffic accident in Iraq. "....Nalley’s
upbeat personality, smile and work ethic contributed to the success of
the unit. She explained how his absence will be felt by everyone in the
unit."
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From Christopher Osborn 07/06/05:
My Uncle Kenny is my HERO. I miss him Very much. I wish That he could have seen me do all the sports that i have done. I went with my Grandma when he Graduated from boot camp we hand a very good time and it was a lot of fun. We did a lot of things together. I always went with him when he went somewhere. He really liked his Sergeant Brett Petriken he was with my Uncle Kenny. I Miss and Love him very Much!!! |
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