2ID Soldier Dies in Water Survival Training Accident
The article gives no specifics on what happened so it is impossible to determine if this was a preventable accident or not:
A 2nd Infantry Division soldier has died after suffering a “medical incident” during combat water survival training, the command announced Thursday.
Spc. Brandon Martinez, 25, of Mesa, Ariz., died Saturday at Brian D. Allgood Army Community Hospital, 10 days after the June 9 incident at Lt. Gen. Thomas J. Vandal Training Center, a statement said. He was a chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear specialist assigned to 4th CBRN Company, 23rd CBRN Battalion who joined 2nd ID’s sustainment brigade on July 13.
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A “medical incident” which caused a soldier’s death 10 days after sounds a lot like a reaction to the COVID “vaccine.” It would go a long way to explain why there is a lack of detail on this story.
Sounds to me like a case of the new aquatic varient of covid… a massive threat to those who attempt to have fun at beaches, waterparks, or even private pools this summer.
Write this one up as a covid death and make a note to set aside a classified amount of money to purchase booster shots from Big Pharma.
I don’t know… while an adverse reaction to the Winnie Flu “vaccine” sounds the most likely, it could just as easily be they found out he had solid evidence McAfee didn’t kill himself.
In spite of our sardonic humor, we are all sad about the loss of another US soldier on a training mission. This is our way of grieving.
It must be pointed out that many young men and women lose their lives in military training accidents every year. This soldier’s life was precious; and his death is no less painful to those who knew him than if he had died in combat.
May the Lord comfort and protect his family and friends.
Setnaffa – Interesting hypothesis. The Clinton Death Squad racked up a lot of air miles last week eh?
I officially don’t believe in them; but the folks who do are past masters at building connections. And the particular deaths are suspiciously convenient. It’s sort of a running joke.