The soldiers, based in Fort Stewart in Georgia, were riding in the vehicle on a scheduled maintenance mission to recover another US Army vehicle in the training area when they disappeared.

The soldiers, who are all based in Fort Stewart, Georgia, went missing on Tuesday while operating a M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle, the Army said. On Wednesday, the 70-ton vehicle was found ...

A U.S. M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle ... "The armored vehicle was pulled ashore at 4:40 a.m., the towing operation is complete, Lithuanian Military Police and U.S. investigators continue ...

The soldiers, who are all based in Fort Stewart, Georgia, went missing on Tuesday while operating a M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle, the Army said. On Wednesday, the 70-ton vehicle was found ...

the bodies and the 70-ton vehicle were recovered this week. The remains of four missing US Army soldiers were found in a bog in Lithuania following a weeklong recovery effort. During a training ...

"The armored vehicle ... recovery efforts and have required specialized equipment to drain water from the side and stabilize the ground" in order to pull the 70-ton vehicle ashore, the army ...

On March 31, Army officials announced that the soldiers had been found after their 63-ton armored recovery vehicle went missing Anna Lazarus Caplan is a writer-reporter for PEOPLE. She has been ...

The announcement came as search and recovery efforts are ongoing for a fourth soldier near Pabradė, Lithuania, according to U.S. Army Europe ... of recovering the 63-ton-vehicle from an area ...

The M88 Heavy Equipment Recovery Combat Utility ... is utilized by both the United States Army and Marine Corps. It's a beast of a full-tracked armored vehicle that weighs 70 tons, designed ...

In a statement issued Friday, the U.S. Army said the hulking, 70-ton M88 Hercules armored recovery vehicle the missing U.S. soldiers had been operating "was found submerged approximately 15 feet ...