The U.S. military identifies two service members killed during an attack in Jordan that is linked to Iran. According to reporting from both outlets, the two soldiers are named as being from Texas and Hawaii. The identification follows the deaths of the personnel last week during the incident described as an Iranian attack on Jordan. Both sources attribute the information to official U.S. military identification procedures carried out by the Trump administration and related defense channels. The articles focus on confirming the fatalities and the soldiers’ home states, rather than providing detailed accounts of the strike, the scale of casualties, or further operational context. No additional, specific circumstances of the attack beyond the general characterization are included in the provided excerpts. Taken together, the reports present a consistent account: two U.S. soldiers who were killed in last week’s incident in Jordan are officially identified, and their origins are stated as Texas and Hawaii.