Specialist Craig Scott Amundson served the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel, the Pentagon for 3 years. Craig served in the Afghanistan and the Global War on Terrorism. Craig was 28 years old.
How He Died
Manner
Homicide
Cause
Multiple traumatic injuries
Place
Virginia
Biography
Specialist, United States Army, a multimedia illustrator working under Lieutenant General Timothy Maude - who was killed in the same building the same morning.
He was raised at Anamosa, played high school football and worked in the film and media department there, and took a degree in film studies at Iowa in 1996. He owned a graphic design company called SockoDesign.
He was given the Military Achievement Award by General Ohle in 1999 and qualified as an expert rifleman.
He was twenty-eight.
He was raised at Anamosa, played high school football and worked in the film and media department there, and took a degree in film studies at Iowa in 1996. He owned a graphic design company called SockoDesign.
He was given the Military Achievement Award by General Ohle in 1999 and qualified as an expert rifleman.
He was twenty-eight.
Survivors
His wife Amber, his children Charlotte and Elliot, his parents Orland and Karen, his brothers Ryan and Barry, and his grandparents Arthur, Sophia and Marion.
Keepsakes
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Service Record
Conflicts
Memorials
National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial
Line 1973
Also Remembered
September 11, 2001 — The Pentagon
Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery
Section
64
Grave
5089
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Craig Scott Amundson
Specialist
U.S. Army
1998 - 2001
Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel, the Pentagon

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