Trump honors four US troops killed in Iran attacks, flies one family to Georgia on Air Force One

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of the human cost of America's war with Iran. President Trump traveled to Dover Air Force Base Wednesday

to honor four American service members killed in recent attacks. The president stood in silence as soldiers carried four flag-draped transfer cases

from a military aircraft during a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base

one of the military's most solemn traditions. The four soldiers were killed in separate Iranian attacks in Jordan and Iraq while serving in air defense units charged with protecting U forces from incoming missiles and drones After meeting privately with the families Trump traveled to Georgia

bringing with him the parents of First Lieutenant Tyler Feehan aboard Air Force One

after learning they were headed to the same event. There, he introduced them to the crowd and reflected on the loss of their son

I attended the dignified transfer ceremony for four great U.S. service members killed

in the conflict with Iran. As they returned to American soil at Dover

one of the families happened to be traveling to Georgia. Beautiful family, beautiful wife and husband

and brother-in-law. And I said, I'm going to Georgia, too. Where are you going

She said, well, after this, sir, they lost their beautiful son. We're going to Georgia

I said, so if you want, I'll give you a ride on Air Force One. And they said, wow, wow

The four Americans killed were First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii

Private Isabella Gonzalez of Texas, Sergeant Angel Rampersad of New York, and Sergeant Michael Swinton of North Carolina

Since the war began in late February, 18 U.S. service members have died