Quantcast
breaking news

AR Soldier Returns Home

By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
An Arkansas soldier is back home Friday after receiving a special honor for his life-saving work in Iraq. In June, Private First Class Joseph Morris was driving a Convoy through Iraq when a bomb exploded. The blast killed one soldier and severely injured the arm and leg of another. Morris made a tourniquet to slow the blood loss, ultimately saving his life. He received a Bronze Star for his efforts. "I was just out there to do the job and help out as much as I could," says Morris. Morris is home for two weeks vacation. Hes slated to return to Baghdad later this month.

Comments

Readers Feel...

hello
Related Content

Panel decides to opt out of Act 226 and not allow faculty/staff to carry concealed handguns....

Taz Marteny, 18, admits to string of business robberies in Central Arkansas, sheriff's office says....

Police say the resident of the home was present at the time of the invasion, and shot the intruder inside the house....

A person has reportedly been shot in the leg at Wright Avenue and Battery Street....

The NWS office in Tulsa is still out doing surveys for tornadoes that occurred on Monday, so far, three small twisters have been confirmed in Arkansas. ...

A fight between a man and his girlfriend's father resulted in the younger man's death....

Jonesboro police are asking for the public's help to locate the shooter that injured a 3-year old child when a bullet passed through a front door on Fairfield Street....

The Arkansas Supreme Court has ruled that Searcy County Sheriff Kenney Cassell is not eligible to hold public office....

A committee gave the go-ahead for UALR to raise its tuition by nearly 5 percent for the fifth consecutive year, and it comes as the cost of everyday life and the cost of an education have never...

The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees approved tuition increases on Thursday morning....

 
 
 
 
 
©1998 - 2013 Arkansasmatters.com
Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc.
All Rights Reserved