U.S. Central Command had previously listed the Army sergeant as missing.
The Pentagon has identified a fourth US troop believed to have been killed in the Middle East. The individual has been named as an Army sergeant.
U.S. Central Command had previously listed the Army sergeant as missing, indicating that the status of the sergeant had been updated.
Further details on this incident are available from U.S. Central Command and reported by KTSM 9 News, the local NBC affiliate in El Paso, TX.
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