https://www.armytimes.com/news/your-army/2019/01/18/army-ranger-wounded-in-afghanistan-dies-of-wounds/
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An Army Ranger wounded in northwest Afghanistan on Sunday has died.
Sgt. Cameron Meddock, 26, died Thursday in Landstuhl, Germany, of injuries sustained from small-arms fire Jan. 13 in Badghis Province, Afghanistan.
This was his second deployment in support of NATO’s Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan.
Meddock was an Army Ranger serving with Company A, 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment based at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington.
“Sergeant Cameron Meddock is one of America’s precious sons. The entire nation should strive to emulate the warrior, patriot and husband that Cameron was," Col. Brandon Tegtmeier, commander of the 75th Ranger Regiment, said in a statement. “The 75th Ranger Regiment will forever honor Sergeant Cameron Meddock, and his family will forever be a member of our Ranger family.”
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Following
successful completion of RASP, Meddock was assigned to Company A, 2nd
Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, where he served as a machine gunner,
automatic rifleman, gun team leader and, most recently, as a fire team
leader.
Meddock’s
awards and decorations include the Purple Heart, the Joint Service
Commendation for Combat, the Army Achievement Medal with two Oak Leaf
Clusters, the Afghanistan Campaign Medal with campaign star, the Ranger
Tab, the Parachutist Badge, the Expert Infantryman Badge and the Combat
Infantryman Badge.
Badghis Province, Afghanistan
Landstuhl, Germany
Spearman, Texas
Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington
Islamic State-Khurasan, ISIS-K militants
Army Ranger Sergeant Cameron Meddock
A native of Spearman, Texas, Meddock enlisted in the Army on Nov. 14, 2014.
He completed one-station unit training as an infantryman, the Basic Airborne Course and Ranger Assessment and Selection at Fort Benning, Georgia.
From the date Sgt. Cameron Meddock first enlisted into the Army (11/14/14) to his death yesterday, Thursday (1/17/19) is exactly 218 weeks later
Badghis Province, where Meddock was wounded, has been one of the more stable regions in northwest Afghanistan, according to Khaama Press, the largest news agency in Afghanistan.
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