Gold Star family calls on Army to release internal probe into deadly attack on Kuwait base: "My son died unnecessarily"

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Army Reserve Capt. Cody Khork was killed along with five other American troops in a drone strike by Iran at his position in Kuwait.
His parents, Jim and Stacey Khork, are demanding the release of the Army's completed investigation into the attack and calling for accountability.
They claim Cody had repeatedly warned his commanding officer, Brig. Gen. Clint Barnes, about the risk of an Iranian attack.
Intelligence reports from as early as January indicated Iran would target the Port of Shuaiba.
Survivors describe "strategic failures" and a lack of preparedness, including insufficient medical personnel and supplies.
The Pentagon maintains that all possible measures were taken to safeguard troops and that the facility was fortified.

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