Midlothian Virginia

Ransom, Charles A.
Air Force Captain

Charles A. Ransom, age 31, from Midlothian, Virginia, Chesterfield county.

Service era: Afghanistan
Military history: 83rd Network Operations Squadron, Joint Base Langley-Eustis, Virginia.

Date of death: Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Death details: Died at the Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan of wounds suffered from gunfire. Killed were Maj. Philip D. Ambard, Maj. Jeffrey O. Ausborn, Maj. David L. Brodeur, Master Sgt. Tara R. Brown, Lt. Col. Frank D. Bryant Jr., Maj. Raymond G. Estelle II, Capt. Nathan J. Nylander, Capt. Charles A. Ransom.

Source: Department of Defense, Stars and Stripes

Cauthorn, Forrest Dane
Army Sergeant

Forrest Dane Cauthorn, age 22, from Midlothian, Virginia, Chesterfield county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: Company B, 2D Battalion, 27Th Infantry, 3 Bct, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii

Date of death: Thursday, April 5, 2007
Death details: Hostile; Hawijah, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Booker, Darryl Demetrial
Army Staff Sergeant

Darryl Demetrial Booker, age 37, from Midlothian, Virginia, Chesterfield county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: 29Th Tactical Command Post, Sandston, Va

Date of death: Saturday, January 20, 2007
Death details: Hostile; Baghdad, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

Linn, Karl Richard
Marines Lance corporal

Karl Richard Linn, age 20, from Midlothian, Virginia, Chesterfield county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: C Co, 4Th Ceb, 4Th Mar Div, Lynchburg, Va

Date of death: Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Death details: Hostile; Hadithah, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, US. Marines

Price, Timothy Evan
Army 1st lieutenant

Timothy Evan Price, age 25, from Midlothian, Virginia, Chesterfield county.

Service era: Iraq
Military history: 127Th Military Police Company, (V Corps), Fliegerhorst Army Airfield, Germany, Apo Ae 09165

Date of death: Tuesday, September 7, 2004
Death details: Hostile; Baghdad, Iraq

Source: Department of Defense, Military Times

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