Name: Solider identified in Fort Bragg military accident
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Description: Spc. Luis Herrera, 23 of Marion died from injuries sustained in Thursday's crash involving a Humvee.

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Spc. Luis Herrera, 23 of Marion died from injuries sustained in Thursday's crash involving a Humvee.

ON WRAL TONIGHT AS WE GET NEW INFORMATION ON THIS VERY VIOLENT CRASH. >> ALL RIGHT, MARK MARK BOYLE IN THE LIVE CENTER, THANKS, MARK. WE HAVE AN UPDATE ON ANOTHER BREAKING STORY. FORT BRAGG HAS RELEASED THE NAME OF THE SOLDIER KILLED IN A VEHICLE CRASH. SPECIALIST LUIS HERRERA DIED WHEN HIS HUMVEE WAS INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT. THIS ALL DURING ROUTINE MILITARY TRAINING YESTERDAY. THE 23 YEAR-OLD WAS FROM MARION, NORTH CAROLINA. 3 OTHER SOLDIERS WERE INJURED IN THAT

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