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officials have confirmed that 12 soldiers were missing after Iraqi forces ambushed an army supply convoy around An Nasiriyah, a major crossing point over the Euphrates northwest of Basra. military officials did not immediately release identities of any of the soldiers who Iraqi television reported were captured or killed in an ambush near Nasiriyah, a major crossing point over the Euphrates northwest of Basra. Hudson said her son appeared to be uninjured, but other soldiers in the video appeared to be hurt. The family had lived in Alamogordo previously when her husband was stationed at Holloman Air Force Base, the home of the Stealth bomber fleet.Ī 1998 graduate of Alamogordo High School, Joseph Hudson did weight training at the school and liked to go bowling, she said. Hudson and Joseph moved to the city after his father _ an Air Force retiree _ was killed in a Florida motorcycle accident in 1991, she said. 'I'm just praying that the other people (in the military) will get him out of there.' 'From my point of view, he looked so scared,' Hudson said. The woman, who is of Filipino ancestry, wept as she showed a photograph of her son, who is also stationed at Fort Bliss.

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She saw her son interviewed on Iraqi television in a broadcast carried on a Filipino, TV station she subscribes to. I saw my son on the Filipino channel,' said Anecita Hudson. Hudson's mother said she prays that fellow soldiers 'will get him out of there.' Patrick Miller of Park City, Kan., the father of two young children. Joseph Hudson, 23, of Alamogordo, N.M., and Pfc. On Sunday, two other soldiers believed to be held by Iraqi forces were identified by relatives as Army Spc. 'I don't necessarily think she thought too much was going to happen,' Nikki Johnson said. Johnson joined the military in 1998 and is a strong individual, said her sister, 28-year-old Nikki Johnson of Fort Lee, Va. 'I was searching for cartoons to watch with my grandchild (Shoshana's 2-year-old daughter Janelle), Claude Johnson, a native of Panama, said in Tuesday's editions of the El Paso Times. Shoshana Johnson's father, Claude Johnson, said he learned of his daughter's capture Sunday morning while watching the Spanish-language network Telemundo. Shoshana Johnson said the 30-year-old single mother was the female POW shown on Iraqi television. 'To have faith in God and he will bring you back and we are here for you,' Maria De La Luz Hernandez said in Spanish to The Associated Press. The soldier's mother said she had a message for her son. 'His job really is not that dangerous, but once you're out there anything you do is dangerous I guess,' Joel Hernandez said.

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The soldier is a supply truck driver for the Army, stationed at Fort Bliss near El Paso. Their father labored in nearby aloe vera fields. Hernandez said his parents immigrated from Reynosa, Mexico, and his brother is the oldest of four siblings. 'He was all beat up from his face,' Joel Hernandez said. 'Edgar,' he answers, and 'the United States.' And we go through different protocols that include part of the clear alert and notifying the community,” said Allie Scott the Division Public Affairs Officer for First Armored Division of Fort Bliss.In the video, captors drag a wounded Hernandez to his feet to tell them his name and where he is from. And that wellness drill includes different processes that we have to try and identify the actual duty status of a United States Army Solider assigned here to Fort Bliss.

“In this particular instance this is what we call a solider wellness drill. Officials tell KTSM that Acido had been ‘accounted for,’ but did not provide any further details.įort Bliss explaining the process of sending out a “Clear Alert” for a solider.

Friday afternoon, officials discontinued the alert. The original alert was put in place as officials said Acido was last seen at 5 PM, on Wednesday, April 27 at Fort Bliss in a White, 2015 Honda Accord. The “Clear Alert” was activated Friday morning for Fort Bliss soldier Jayson Acido, who had gone missing.įriday morning, the Fort Bliss Provost Marshal Office announced that they were searching for 24-year-old Jayson Acido, a Pacific Island male.

EL PASO, Texas ( KTSM) – After almost 12 hours, the “Clear Alert” for a missing Fort Bliss soldier has been discontinued.

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