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AO2 (SEAL) Lee again boldly moved directly into the line of fire to engage the enemy and protect his Teammates, and was struck by enemy fire and killed instantly. Marc Lee was a beloved Teammate, friend and a fearless and aggressive warrior in the face of enemy fire. HE represented the best of SEAL Teams.
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Petty Officer 2nd Class E-5, U.S. Navy. Veteran of: U.S. Navy 2001-2006. War on Terrorism 2001-2006. Iraqi 2006 (KIA) Tribute: Marc Lee was born on March 20, 1978, in Portland, Oregon. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy on March 16, 2001, and attended basic training at NTC Great Lakes, Illinois, from May to July 2001.
2 août 2006 · Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class (SEAL) Marc Alan Lee, 28, died during a firefight Aug. 2 in Ramadi, Iraq, military officials announced Aug. 4. Lee’s death — the first of a Navy SEAL killed in combat in Iraq since U.S. military operations began there in 2003 — came during a renewed U.S-Iraqi offensive in Ramadi, the provincial capital that ...
The Aug. 2 death of Lee, 28, was the first suffered in Iraq by the Navy’s elite commando force. Lee completed the Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL course in 2004 and joined the Coronado, Calif.-based SEAL Team 5 a year ago. He deployed to Iraq with his team earlier this year. A native of Hood River, Ore., he enlisted in 2001 and completed ...
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PO2 Marc Alan Lee. Navy Aviation Ordnanceman 2nd Class (Petty Officer 2nd Class) Lee was a member of a West Coast-based SEAL Team. He was killed while saving his team members from a fierce attack by insurgents during combat operations while on patrol in Ramadi. Lee staged an offensive diversion in a moment of crisis.
