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• News • • All News • Pennsylvania • New Jersey • Delaware • National • World • Health • Entertainment • Politics • Traffic & Transportation • Business • Recalls • Weather • • Latest Weather • Radars • Become a Weather Watcher • Sports • • All Sports • CBS Sports HQ • Eagles • Sixers • Phillies • Flyers • College • High School • Odds • Video • More • • Station Info • Contact Us • Share Photos and Video • Send Us a News Tip • Advertise With Us • Contests & Promotions • Download the CBS Philly App • Photo Galleries • Mentioned On-Air • Jobs & Internships • Log In • • Search • Search • PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Moody's cousin says state troopers notified his widow earlier Monday they believe he was the driver and that Tuesday the family will be submitting dental records to positively identify the remains. RELATED: "We had a feeling," Isaac Moody, the cousin of Nathan, said. Isaac Moody Isaac Moody says Nathan, a father of three, first started driving trucks in the military - a career he'd follow into civilian life and one that he quickly fell in love with. "He'd call me up and say, 'Cuz, yo I'm out here trucking, man. I'm going around seeing the world,'" Isaac Moody said. Isaac Moody says it was Nate - as he was known - who inspired him to also start driving and that Nate had earned top certifications in his field. "You give props to all the truck drivers but for people to have endorsements with tanker and hazmat and stuff like that and they pulling that -- respect is respect -- ...

Jan 19 (Reuters) - A military truck overturned near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on Wednesday, killing two U.S. Marines and injuring 17 others, the State Highway Patrol and Marine Corps reported. The driver was cited for excessive speed in the crash. The 7-ton vehicle was traveling too fast for the right-hand turn that the driver was trying to make at a highway intersection, causing the truck to roll over on its side, highway patrol Sergeant Christopher Knox told reporters at the scene. The 17 Marines riding in the rear of the truck were all ejected from the vehicle, and one was struck by a second military vehicle that was following the first and failed to stop in time, Knox said in a statement later. Both drivers and all the occupants of the two vehicles were based at Camp Lejeune, a U.S. Marine Corps training facility in Jacksonville, North Carolina, about 120 miles (193 km) southeast of Raleigh, the state capital. Two of the Marines involved in the wreck were pronounced dead at the scene, the highway patrol said. Fifteen others were taken by ambulance to the base hospital at Camp Lejeune, the largest Marine installation on the East Coast, where they were listed in stable condition, the 2nd Marine Logistics Group said in a statement. Two more Marines were flown by helicopter to a hospital in Wilmington, North Carolina, in critical condition, the statement said. The dead were not identified. The driver of the overturned vehicle, Louis Barrera, 19, from Springfield, Tenn...

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany — A U.S. soldier was airlifted to a hospital and three others were injured Thursday after two Army trucks carrying weapons collided on a major autobahn near Kirchberg an der Jagst in Germany. The soldiers were transporting tons of missiles and munitions in a five-vehicle convoy of M915A5 tractor-trailers at about 3 p.m., when the driver of the third vehicle misjudged the distance while changing lanes, Aalen city police said Friday. The cab then collided with the left rear corner of the truck in front of it, police said. The cab of the merging truck was torn off by the impact and the vehicle caught fire, according to a police statement Friday. Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire, police said. “The driver and passenger of the truck that caused the accident were seriously injured in the accident. Those in the vehicle they hit suffered slight injuries,” Aalen police spokesman Bernd Maerkle told Stars and Stripes on Friday. The passenger in the third truck was evacuated by helicopter to University Hospital Wurzburg and is expected to be transferred to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center for further care, police said Friday. The soldiers in the second truck of the convoy and the driver of the third vehicle had minor injuries and were transported to the hospital by ambulance. The fourth and fifth trucks avoided the accident and stopped on the side of the road. An update on the soldiers’ conditions was unavailable Friday. The convoy of 21st ...

A truck crashed into a US military vehicle in the German province of Bavaria on Monday, forcing eight soldiers to a local hospital for precautionary screening, according to a report. The military truck was on the shoulder of the A3 highway near Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz — about 20 miles southeast of Nuremberg — when it was rear-ended by the civilian rig, the Rescue workers and firefighters in action after a truck rammed several US military vehicles on the A3 motorway near Parsberg, Germany, on December 20, 2021. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Several US soldiers were injured in the blast though there were no fatalities. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN The Army truck was part of a convoy traveling from ​Hohenfels toward Grafenwoeher and pulled over when it became separated from the rest of the vehicles. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN German police said the crash appeared to be an accident.​​ The Army truck was part of a convoy traveling from ​Hohenfels toward Grafenwoeher that pulled over when it became separated from the rest of the vehicles, the 7th Army Training Command said.​ A total of three Army vehicles were damaged in the crash, the command added. German police are calling the crash an accident. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN According to the Army commander, a total of three trucks were lost. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Eight US soldiers were sent to the hospital for precautionary screening. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Images show the military truck engulfed in flames as thick clouds of black smoke rise into the sky and firefighters respond. O...

Video from Univision shows a semi-trailer with a flatbed flipped on its side. Military tanks that were on the flatbed appeared to roll over on the ground. Both north and southbound lanes of U.S. 54 from mile marker 5, north of the Texas line, to mile marker 30 are closed Friday due to a crash, according to the New Mexico Department of Transportation. RECOMMENDED: NMDOT said this will be an extended closure and to seek an alternate route. New Mexico State Police assisted the military with the incident and the military took over the scene. RECOMMENDED: The call came in around 12:11 p.m. A wind advisory was issued by the National Weather Service for southern New Mexico including Dona Ana County. It is unclear if wind played a factor in the wreck. We have reached out to learn more about what caused the accident and are waiting to hear back.

Jan 19 (Reuters) - A military truck overturned near Camp Lejeune in North Carolina on Wednesday, killing two U.S. Marines and injuring 17 others, the State Highway Patrol and Marine Corps reported. The driver was cited for excessive speed in the crash. The 7-ton vehicle was traveling too fast for the right-hand turn that the driver was trying to make at a highway intersection, causing the truck to roll over on its side, highway patrol Sergeant Christopher Knox told reporters at the scene. The 17 Marines riding in the rear of the truck were all ejected from the vehicle, and one was struck by a second military vehicle that was following the first and failed to stop in time, Knox said in a statement later. Both drivers and all the occupants of the two vehicles were based at Camp Lejeune, a U.S. Marine Corps training facility in Jacksonville, North Carolina, about 120 miles (193 km) southeast of Raleigh, the state capital. Two of the Marines involved in the wreck were pronounced dead at the scene, the highway patrol said. Fifteen others were taken by ambulance to the base hospital at Camp Lejeune, the largest Marine installation on the East Coast, where they were listed in stable condition, the 2nd Marine Logistics Group said in a statement. Two more Marines were flown by helicopter to a hospital in Wilmington, North Carolina, in critical condition, the statement said. The dead were not identified. The driver of the overturned vehicle, Louis Barrera, 19, from Springfield, Tenn...

• News • • All News • Pennsylvania • New Jersey • Delaware • National • World • Health • Entertainment • Politics • Traffic & Transportation • Business • Recalls • Weather • • Latest Weather • Radars • Become a Weather Watcher • Sports • • All Sports • CBS Sports HQ • Eagles • Sixers • Phillies • Flyers • College • High School • Odds • Video • More • • Station Info • Contact Us • Share Photos and Video • Send Us a News Tip • Advertise With Us • Contests & Promotions • Download the CBS Philly App • Photo Galleries • Mentioned On-Air • Jobs & Internships • Log In • • Search • Search • PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Moody's cousin says state troopers notified his widow earlier Monday they believe he was the driver and that Tuesday the family will be submitting dental records to positively identify the remains. RELATED: "We had a feeling," Isaac Moody, the cousin of Nathan, said. Isaac Moody Isaac Moody says Nathan, a father of three, first started driving trucks in the military - a career he'd follow into civilian life and one that he quickly fell in love with. "He'd call me up and say, 'Cuz, yo I'm out here trucking, man. I'm going around seeing the world,'" Isaac Moody said. Isaac Moody says it was Nate - as he was known - who inspired him to also start driving and that Nate had earned top certifications in his field. "You give props to all the truck drivers but for people to have endorsements with tanker and hazmat and stuff like that and they pulling that -- respect is respect -- ...

A truck crashed into a US military vehicle in the German province of Bavaria on Monday, forcing eight soldiers to a local hospital for precautionary screening, according to a report. The military truck was on the shoulder of the A3 highway near Neumarkt in der Oberpfalz — about 20 miles southeast of Nuremberg — when it was rear-ended by the civilian rig, the Rescue workers and firefighters in action after a truck rammed several US military vehicles on the A3 motorway near Parsberg, Germany, on December 20, 2021. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Several US soldiers were injured in the blast though there were no fatalities. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN The Army truck was part of a convoy traveling from ​Hohenfels toward Grafenwoeher and pulled over when it became separated from the rest of the vehicles. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN German police said the crash appeared to be an accident.​​ The Army truck was part of a convoy traveling from ​Hohenfels toward Grafenwoeher that pulled over when it became separated from the rest of the vehicles, the 7th Army Training Command said.​ A total of three Army vehicles were damaged in the crash, the command added. German police are calling the crash an accident. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN According to the Army commander, a total of three trucks were lost. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Eight US soldiers were sent to the hospital for precautionary screening. EPA/MARVIN KLEIN Images show the military truck engulfed in flames as thick clouds of black smoke rise into the sky and firefighters respond. O...

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany — A U.S. soldier was airlifted to a hospital and three others were injured Thursday after two Army trucks carrying weapons collided on a major autobahn near Kirchberg an der Jagst in Germany. The soldiers were transporting tons of missiles and munitions in a five-vehicle convoy of M915A5 tractor-trailers at about 3 p.m., when the driver of the third vehicle misjudged the distance while changing lanes, Aalen city police said Friday. The cab then collided with the left rear corner of the truck in front of it, police said. The cab of the merging truck was torn off by the impact and the vehicle caught fire, according to a police statement Friday. Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire, police said. “The driver and passenger of the truck that caused the accident were seriously injured in the accident. Those in the vehicle they hit suffered slight injuries,” Aalen police spokesman Bernd Maerkle told Stars and Stripes on Friday. The passenger in the third truck was evacuated by helicopter to University Hospital Wurzburg and is expected to be transferred to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center for further care, police said Friday. The soldiers in the second truck of the convoy and the driver of the third vehicle had minor injuries and were transported to the hospital by ambulance. The fourth and fifth trucks avoided the accident and stopped on the side of the road. An update on the soldiers’ conditions was unavailable Friday. The convoy of 21st ...

• News • • All News • Pennsylvania • New Jersey • Delaware • National • World • Health • Entertainment • Politics • Traffic & Transportation • Business • Recalls • Weather • • Latest Weather • Radars • Become a Weather Watcher • Sports • • All Sports • CBS Sports HQ • Eagles • Sixers • Phillies • Flyers • College • High School • Odds • Video • More • • Station Info • Contact Us • Share Photos and Video • Send Us a News Tip • Advertise With Us • Contests & Promotions • Download the CBS Philly App • Photo Galleries • Mentioned On-Air • Jobs & Internships • Log In • • Search • Search • PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Moody's cousin says state troopers notified his widow earlier Monday they believe he was the driver and that Tuesday the family will be submitting dental records to positively identify the remains. RELATED: "We had a feeling," Isaac Moody, the cousin of Nathan, said. Isaac Moody Isaac Moody says Nathan, a father of three, first started driving trucks in the military - a career he'd follow into civilian life and one that he quickly fell in love with. "He'd call me up and say, 'Cuz, yo I'm out here trucking, man. I'm going around seeing the world,'" Isaac Moody said. Isaac Moody says it was Nate - as he was known - who inspired him to also start driving and that Nate had earned top certifications in his field. "You give props to all the truck drivers but for people to have endorsements with tanker and hazmat and stuff like that and they pulling that -- respect is respect -- ...