U.S. authorities are searching Morocco’s Atlantic coastline for two Army soldiers reported missing after an incident during an overseas training mission. Multiple reports say the soldiers were last seen near the Cap Draa Training Area, a coastal region in southwestern Morocco, where they were participating in a joint military exercise. Officials characterize the soldiers as off-duty at the time of the incident, saying they were hiking when they fell from sea cliffs into the ocean. Search and rescue operations are ongoing, including efforts along the shoreline and offshore, with aircraft and large numbers of personnel participating. One report also describes the search as involving underwater areas near the coast.

As the search continues, the U.S. Army has announced the recovery of one soldier’s remains and identification. The second soldier remains missing, with authorities continuing to search for him. Reporting across outlets indicates participation from multiple services and countries in the response, and that the incident is being handled as a missing-person case tied to the training-related deployment.