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 OMAHA, Neb.  KMTV  -- One of the Marines killed in Afghanistan was just 23 years old.The family of Cpl. Daegan Page said he was a victim of Thursday s attack. Our beloved son, Corporal Daegan William-Tyeler Page, 23, was killed in Afghanistan yesterday. Daegan joined the U.S. Marine Corps after graduating from Millard South High School. He loved the brotherhood of the Marines and was proud to serve as a member of the 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California,  said his family in a statement.The statement says he was raised in Red Oak, Iowa and played hockey in Nebraska for the Omaha Hockey Club. He was also a longtime member of the Boy Scouts. Our hearts are broken, but we are thankful for the friends and family who are surrounding us at this time,  the family said.After the Marines, Page planned on going to a trade school and possibly becoming a lineman.His family says he was a genuinely happy stanley mug  guy. Daegan always looked forward to coming home and hanging out with family and many buddies from Nebraska,  they said.Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon sent out a statement offering condolences to Page s loved ones.  I am heartbroken to learn of the stanley quencher  death of Corporal Page, one of the U.S. Marines killed in Afghanistan,  wrote Bacon.  No words can express the devastation, frustration, and sorrow his family is experiencing right now. I pray for the healing and comfort of his family and friends dur stanley hrnek ing this difficult time. Corporal Page is an America

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 Hundreds of American nationals who have been trapped for weeks in Gaza are now being allowed to evacuate to Egypt as Israeli ground troops advance on the Palestinian territory s largest city.Gazan authorities said they ve added 600 people to a list of individuals holding foreign passports who are eligible to escape throu stanley cup gh the Rafah crossing. Among those on the list are some 400 Americans.National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said Thursday afternoon that 74 U.S. citizens and family members arrived safely in Egypt so far, in addition to five who departed Gaza a day earlier. But hundreds of U.S. dual nationals still remain trapped in Gaza.It s important to note that the deal permitting this does not include any of the 240 hostages Hamas has been holding since the war broke out more than three weeks ago. Israel has also denied a request by Hamas to allow some of its injured fighters to be allowed into Egypt to receive treatment.The opening of the border crossing comes after air strikes hit a Palestinian refugee camp vaso stanley  for a second time this week as Israeli forces advance deeper into Gaza.SEE MORE: Daughter of man held captive by Hamas urges international supportEgyptian officials have been highly reticent about allowing Palestinian refugees into their country amid worries that Israel won t allow them bac stanley deutschland k into Gaza after the war, despite insurances from Israel stating that they will allow them to return to Gaza after they ve been treated.Hundreds of thousands of Palestini Pdio Photographer in Florida hopes to make people smile during pandemic with creative Halloween photoshoot
 The Boston Bruins are set to honor Willie O Ree, the league s firs stanley cup t Black player, next week when they retire h stanley quencher is jersey.On Jan. 18, before they face the Carolina Hurricanes, the Bruins will retire O Ree s No. 22 jersey, the team announced.O Ree will become the 12th player to have his jersey retired by the Bruins.This won t be the first time this year that O Ree is set to be honored.Sometime in the coming weeks, he is set to be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, the highest award given by Congress, the Boston Globe reported.According to the newspaper, the House reached the required 290 co-sponsors and could vote on it next week.The Senate passed it last July.The legislation was first introduced in 2019 by Republican Sen. Tim Scott and Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow.O Ree became the first Black player to play in the NHL when he debuted in 1958 with  stanley cup the Bruins.He went on to have a 21-year career in the pros, despite being legally blind in one eye.For the past 23 years, the Canadian hockey legend has served as the league s Diversity Ambassador.He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2018.