Air Force adds two ‘nonhostile’ fatalities to Middle East tally since start of Iran war

The Air Force announced the deaths of two service members who died in the Middle East this month. Both of their deaths were classified as “nonhostile.” The service did not provide details about what happened, who died, and how, but an Ai…
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