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September 3, 2021

On Thursday night, President Biden visited wounded troops at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

The Aug. 26 suicide bombing at the Kabul airport caused 15 Marines to become wounded. They are currently being treated at the hospital in Bethesda, Maryland. The bombing occurred during the evacuations of Americans, Afghans, and allies. Unfortunately, this came before the nearly two-decade war in Afghanistan ended on Aug. 31.

On the day of the attack, 11 Marines lost their lives, along with one Army soldier and one Navy corpsman. President Biden went to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Sunday, and witnessed the return of their remains to US soil in a heavy “dignified transfer.”

CURRENT STATUS: One in critical condition. Three in serious condition, and 11 in stable condition.

This article was last updated on September 3, 2021 at 12:15 pm PT.

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President Biden Visits Troops Wounded In Afghanistan

President Biden Visits Troops Wounded — We are not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with the U.S. military or the Department of Defense

By James Cooper

September 3, 2021

On Thursday night, President Biden visited wounded troops at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

The Aug. 26 suicide bombing at the Kabul airport caused 15 Marines to become wounded. They are currently being treated at the hospital in Bethesda, Maryland. The bombing occurred during the evacuations of Americans, Afghans, and allies. Unfortunately, this came before the nearly two-decade war in Afghanistan ended on Aug. 31.

On the day of the attack, 11 Marines lost their lives, along with one Army soldier and one Navy corpsman. President Biden went to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Sunday, and witnessed the return of their remains to US soil in a heavy “dignified transfer.”

CURRENT STATUS: One in critical condition. Three in serious condition, and 11 in stable condition.

This article was last updated on September 3, 2021 at 12:15 pm PT.

Advice For Veterans is a FREE informational hub for all things VA-related.

This article is sponsored by Veteran Adviser.

Veteran Adviser, a disabled veteran-owned business dedicated to helping veterans obtain the VA benefits they deserve. The VA system can be difficult for veterans to navigate which leaves many veterans (8/10 to be exact) with disability ratings that do not mirror their conditions. They assist thousands of veterans all over the nation and take pride in their work.

Interested in seeing what other veterans have said about Veteran Adviser? You can check out their Google reviews!

Get The Benefits You Deserve

contact one of our consultants today for a free evaluation of your VA claim

James Cooper comes from a long line of Veterans and decided to enlist for the Marine Corps at the ripe age of 18-years-old following in his father's footsteps. Shortly after being medically discharged from the service, James decided to pursue a career in journalism. Having battled with the VA for years himself, he began to study the system and commit his career to help fellow disabled veterans.

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