Career 'Citizen Soldier' reflects on conviction in Omaha missing person case, 13 years later

By Sgt. David LietzMay 17, 2019

Career 'Citizen Soldier' reflects on conviction in Omaha missing person case, 13 years later — Chief Warrant Officer 5 Eric Nordby pauses for a photo, in his office, at the 85th U.S. Army Reserve Support Command in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Nordby grew up in rural north central Nebraska and studied pre-medicine before he joined the Army an... (Photo Credit: U.S. Army) VIEW ORIGINAL

RELATED STORIES

November 13, 2023Army sets aside convictions of 110 Black Soldiers convicted in 1917 Houston Riots
September 18, 2023Transcript: Media roundtable with Gen. Charles Flynn with USARPAC update September 13, 2023
August 1, 2023Army to begin new privatized housing project in Miami area
December 13, 2022Sean Patrick Astin designated emeritus civilian aide
October 14, 2022Department of the Army updates Total Army COVID-19 vaccination statistics
May 4, 2022MIA-Medal of Honor recipient and WWII Army pilot laid to rest
April 22, 2022Army Threat Integration Center receives security community award
April 15, 2022Department of the Army announces updated COVID-19 vaccination statistics
November 16, 2016U.S. Army STAND-TO! | The Army Review Boards Agency