Swanberg, Shane Clanin
Marines Lance corporal

Shane Clanin Swanberg, age 24, from Kirkland, Washington, King county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: Wpns Co, 3D Bn, 7Th Mar, 1St Mar Div, Twentynine Palms, Ca

Date of death: Thursday, September 15, 2005
Death details: Hostile; Ar Ramadi, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense

Ward, Andrew Martin
Army Private 1st class

Andrew Martin Ward, age 25, from Kirkland, Washington, King county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: B Company, 44Th Engineer Battalion, 2D Infantry Division, Apo Ap 96251

Date of death: Sunday, December 5, 2004
Death details: Hostile; Al Taqaddum, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Wood, Nathan Raymond
Marines Lance corporal

Nathan Raymond Wood, age 19, from Kirkland, Washington, King county.

Parents: Rex and DeEtte Wood

Service era: Iraq
Schools: Juanita High
Military history: L Co, 3D Bn, 1St Mar, Rct-1, 1St Mar Div, Camp Pendleton, Ca

Date of death: Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Death details: Hostile; Fallujah, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Herring, Jacob Robert
Army Sergeant

Jacob Robert Herring, age 21, from Kirkland, Washington, King county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: C Company, 5Th Battalion, 20Th Infantry Regiment, 2Id, Fort Lewis, Washington

Date of death: Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Death details: Hostile; Mosul, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Szente, George Alexander
Navy Reserves Seaman 2nd class

George Alexander Szente from Kirkland, Washington, King county.

Spouse: Mrs. Betty Anne Szente

Service era: World War II

Date of death: Monday, December 18, 1944
Death details: He was aboard the destroyer USS Hull as it operated as part of the Fast Carrier Strike Force in the Philippine Sea. On December 17, 1944, the Hull was participating in refueling operations when the ships of its fueling group were engulfed by Typhoon Cobra. The Hull lost its ability to steer amid the enormous waves and began taking on water. The Hull eventually took on too much water to stay afloat and rolled and sank shortly before noon, on December 18. Sixty-two crew members were rescued, but a little more than two-hundred crew members were lost in the sinking.

Source: National Archives, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency