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US Soldier Recovered Morocco: Remains Identified After Intensive Search

Photography & Words by Sebastian Thorne May 14, 2026 1 MIN READ
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Spc Mariyah Symone Collington, ↓ 19, of Taveres, Florida, was confirmed dead after her remains were recovered on Wednesday, concluding a joint operation that combined air, naval and artificial‑intelligence resources.

US soldier recovered Morocco search ends

The U.S. Army Europe and Africa announced the identification, noting that the soldier fell from a cliff during an off‑duty hike in the Atlas Mountains. Family members were notified, and a ceremony is planned at the base.

“Our thoughts are with her loved ones,” the command said, according to Reuters.

Earlier, the multinational effort deployed ↑ 3 assets – aircraft, ships and AI‑driven drones – to sweep the rugged terrain. The loss follows the death of Kendrick Lamont Key Jr., who also fell in the same incident.

Authorities continue to review safety protocols for off‑duty activities in overseas training zones.

Words by: Sebastian Thorne
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