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Some units have completed their mission and they have already started to partially redeploy. Other units have been identified to rotate home and will be returning home over the next several weeks, Manning said. 210

Specialist Nicholas Panipinto, 20, died last week when the Bradley Fighting vehicle he was in overturned. Panipinto was from Bradenton, Florida, and joined the Army in January of 2018.His family gathered as the plane arrived with his casket.Strangers inside the plane waited as strangers inside the airport watched.The procession started at the airport and continued to Manatee County. Hundreds lined the streets, waving American flags.Kieth Stonestreet says he grew up with Panipinto's father. They attended the same high school."Freedom is not free. We're able to live the way we do because of the American soldier, not all of them make it back alive," Stonestreet said. "I know the family just from growing up around here. Nick's father was actually my mentor in high school. A great family from what I remember."Anthony Panipinto, Nick's father, said he his son loved to laugh, fish and hunt."I never imagined any of this. He was supposed to be safe on a base, training on a base," Panipinto said.The burial will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 2 p.m. at Sarasota National Cemetery.This story was originally published by Julie Salomone on 1145

Starting on Labor Day weekend, the Weidner and Zerbe families opened a lemonade stand, calling it their "Turning Lemons Into LemonAID" stand.At first, the families raised 8 to donate to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital to help research organoids, tiny 3D cell formations which act as, and perform the functions of, human tissue. This cause was chosen because Hillary Weidner donated part of her liver to her daughter Bea in 2015, saving her life.After that weekend, Weidner asked family and friends online to match their donation. In a few days, 551

She's having seizures. We needed to get her medicine, we needed to get her professional help, and here she was on a plane up in the air, passing out over and over, Hammond said. "And they should have landed the plane in the beginning."Hammond questioned what procedure United Airlines has for when there is a medical emergency onboard a flight. "I was the last one off the plane. I voiced my anger about the decision not to land. The pilot said he made the decision. I told him we had to watch a young mom convulse and pass out over and over for 2 hours," she wrote on Facebook.Jon Austin, a spokesman for Republic Airlines, provided WCPO with the following statement:"This weekend, a customer experienced a medical issue aboard Republic Airlines flight 3466 operating as United Express between Houston and Cincinnati. While inflight, the customer received care by our crew with guidance from our on-call medical service as well as from a health care professional on board. The flight landed safely in Cincinnati where the aircraft was met by medical personnel and the passenger was transported to a local hospital." 1121

So using his craftsman skills, Liberti started creating a symbol of Liberty, hand-carved wooden American flags.In July, he launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money for homeless veterans and to make a flag for a hospital in all 50 states. Liberti, whose mother is a healthcare worker, says he wanted to honor both the heroes of our present while helping heroes who are forgotten.In six months, Liberti raised more than ,000 of his ,000 goal. 449